i'm famous! well, sorta.

the texas freedom network recently put out a report looking at how public schools in texas teach the bible. the report is called 'reading, writing & religion: teaching the bible in texas public schools' and can be found here.

if you were to look at the entire report (some 90 pages long), and scroll to the endnotes, you would find this:

22. Sarah P. Henry, "High School Considers Bible Elective," Lake Highlands People, June 9, 2006.

yep. an article i wrote about lake highlands high school considering a bible elective is referenced in this professional report.

this is where i was referenced:

"Ector County and New Braunfels ISDs were scheduled to begin offering Bible courses in the fall of this year (2006), and recent discussions of a Bible class have been reported in Anson, (19) Carollton-Farmers Branch, Culberson County-Allamoore, Dripping Springs, (20) and Grand Prairie ISDs (21) and at a Richardson ISD high school. (22)"

right. so, they only used my article to add RISD to the list of districts considering a class. but, hey, someone is reading. someone important.

that's something, right?