Yes but not when your at primary
Schools are allowed to block any websites they deem not needed in education. Since this is a secular government and the role of religion in schools is not part of education they would be allowed to block the site. This would especially true that they blocked all sites and just not particular sites. Otherwise that would be discrimination.
It is about the right of the school to maintain order because the primary function of schools is education and anything that disrupt education can not be allowed. Therefore schools can establish dress code to maintain order.
Legislators have allowed the creation of charter schools
American's are not allowed to wear what they want at school. Its not the nationality of people its the school. Most american SCHOOLS don't require the pupils to wear uniforms as a choice. Unlike british schools american schools are layer back education wise.
Legislatures have allowed the creation of charter schools.
Schools offer a variety of subject both required and some that students are allowed to select. School subjects are geared at preparing the student for future education and careers.
Definitely praying should be allowed in schools.
Modern Education Schools was created in 1997.
Yes, armed forces should be allowed to recruit in public schools because the government funds these schools and has the right to recruit in them. There is no harm in recruiting in public schools because there is so much about the armed forces not known by kids, and this is a great education opportunity to learn about the life and job of the armed forces.
Corporal punishment in schools has been allowed at various points in history and is still permitted in some places today. In the United States, it was commonly used until the late 20th century when many states began banning it. Other countries, like parts of Africa and Asia, still allow corporal punishment in schools.
The principles of secularism (a view that public education and other matters of civil policy should be conducted without the introduction of a religious element) are written in the French fundamental law. For religious schools (which are all private), it is not allowed to make religious education compulsory.
A scholastic is something that concerns education and schools.