AP
by Julie Watson
February 20, 2013

An attorney representing a family bent out of shape over a public school yoga program in the beach city of Encinitas filed a lawsuit Wednesday to stop the district-wide classes.

In the lawsuit filed in San Diego Superior Court, attorney Dean Broyles argued that the twice weekly, 30-minute classes are inherently religious, in violation of the separation between church and state.

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The class is stupid, but then dodge ball is so, so, so, dangerous. The insane are running the asylum. It would seem the parents think something is going on.

Whatever happened to making the little darlin's do regular calisthenics and other regular non religious exercises?

Actually, the parents are not being foolish if you look at what the Jois Yoga foundation teaches. This is from the article.

You're right steph.

Parents need to be aware of all influences in their children's lives. If they can think back and remember their parents' outrage over "new math", maybe they will consider learning about the curriculum being taught to their children.

If the school is limiting access to parents then it is a red flag.

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If the school is limiting access to parents then it is a red flag.

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If the school is limiting access to parents then it is a red flag.

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Checked out the links thie is total moom beam stuff, the parents are right to sue. Brain washing is brain washing.

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If the school is limiting access to parents then it is a red flag.

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Checked out the links thie is total moom beam stuff, the parents are right to sue. Brain washing is brain washing.

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Reactionary!

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There seems to be several issues surrounding this program.

The biggest one from my perspective is the Jois foundation collecting information about the children involved in the program without informed consent of the parents.