Contact: Kevin R. Novak, President,
Deconstructing the Coliseum, 434-845-1757,
kevin@deconstructingthecoliseum.com LYNCHBURG, Va., March 1, 2016 /
Christian Newswire/ -- Campbell County's School Board has requested $184,000,000 from the County's Board of Supervisors for a Capital Improvement Plan. Local attorney Kevin R. Novak is leading the opposition to the School Board's request, doing so in a document called 'Motion in Favor of Education Freedom.'
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Mr. Novak says the ideas presented in the Motion promote true education freedom, in moving towards civil government school system abolition. Those ideas include rejecting federal dollars and facilitating private education through lowering real property taxes.
'The Motion is plainly Christian because it rejects the premise there should even be civil government schools.' Mr. Novak added that the Motion takes Christian public policy from a defensive posture to one offensive. 'American Christendom must show how society's cultural rot is a direct result of the civil government schools; they must be abolished – not only because they are humanistic, but because the Bible does not give the civil government the right to disciple our children.'
Mr. Novak, as President of Deconstructing the Coliseum and through law and policy, works to change how Christians view the civil government school system. "The question is not whether Christian parents should send a child to a civil government school. The question is whether there should even be civil government schools. There should not be. And every dollar given to civil government schools is a dollar stolen from Christian education – and the gospel."
Mr. Novak has publically released the Motion, but will also be discussing it periodically at subsequent Campbell County Board of Supervisors meetings. He will also be presenting it at home school conventions and the Second Annual Great Education Forum, so that others can use it as a template.
Direct inquiries to Mr. Novak are at 434-845-1757 and
kevin@deconstructingthecoliseum.com.
