Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 13:04     Subject: Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
No.
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 13:02     Subject: Re:Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
Yawn. My fault for clicking on this waste of time.

Answer - no.
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 12:59     Subject: Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:Why wouldn't they stand? I stand for other country's pledges and national anthems.


Few other countries have public pledges of allegiance. Unless you are spending a lot of time in North Korea, I doubt you stand for other countries' pledges.
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 12:57     Subject: Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Why wouldn't they stand? I stand for other country's pledges and national anthems.
religion


or lawful demonstration.
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 12:57     Subject: Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:Why wouldn't they stand? I stand for other country's pledges and national anthems.


It doesn't matter why. It is a first amendment issue and standing/not standing is symbolic speech.
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 12:55     Subject: Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:Why wouldn't they stand? I stand for other country's pledges and national anthems.
religion
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 12:54     Subject: Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
Why wouldn't they stand? I stand for other country's pledges and national anthems.
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 12:53     Subject: Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
Ah yes, in the school and education forum (where it belongs): http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/718136.page
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 12:52     Subject: Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
No. A school can require that a student remain quiet during the Pledge, but they cannot compel that student to stand or to say the Pledge.
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 12:52     Subject: Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
Wasn't this just discussed last week? I'm having a strange sense of deja vu...
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 12:38     Subject: Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No


Arlington?
The case seems to say you don’t have to recite.


Appellate courts have held that you cannot force a student to stand.
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 12:37     Subject: Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
Your child can’t stand there and say nothing? I’m guessing your kid just wants to be like the others and not a political pawn.
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 12:35     Subject: Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
Anonymous wrote:No


Arlington?
The case seems to say you don’t have to recite.
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 12:18     Subject: Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
No
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2018 12:13     Subject: Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia
Must a child stand for pledge in Virginia And if so, how does that fit with Barnett’s (1943)?
Is it because you don’t have to say it but we can still make you stand?