When hired, employees signed a "statement of faith" that summarizes Crossroads' beliefs. Several fired employees said they saw nothing in the statement they disagreed with. But Crossroads believes that the employees "weren't living out" the statement, Booher said.

You know what though these fuckin half-tards deserve each other. If you signed up to teach at a school like that, you had to KNOW there was some serious crazy going on and can't act surprised when the crazy comes out.....

"What did we learn today kids? Our religion is right, their religion is wrong. We all believe in the same God, but they do it differently, so they're going to hell.

Now let's do some math, and after lunch we're going to ignore scientific study and learn about the 6000 year old Earth!!"

I know several people who went to Catholic high school and they're quite smart, non-catholic and non-fucked up individuals.
I think religious instruction was less than probably 5% of the curriculum.

I'd tell them "Hey I'm athie.." and i'd be kicked out.

My experience in a Lutheran school was much different. They went out of their way to repeatedly insult and belittle any science that wasn't in accordance with creationism. This bothered me because I've always been interested in science, and asked questions in class on more than one occasion that were honest questions, but earned me trips to the principal's office.

In one of our books, sections on evolution were ripped out. Parts of the earth science / geology sections were edited with black marker to get rid of anything that suggested the Earth was older than they said it was.

In history classes, I distinctly remember comments made about God punishing the British for mistreating their colonists as a significant reason the United States came into being.

I know not all schools are like that, but that flavors my impressions of them.