Public Schools Today: Are We Sending Our Children Off to War Unarmed?

Public Schools Today: Are We Sending Our Children Off to War Unarmed?

10 simple rules that can protect them at school

ADDISON, Mich., Sept. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Surveys show parents are concerned about the stress level of their children and what they are forced to deal with in public schools. Already frightened by what they hear and see in today's world, they also face abusive bullying and negative peer pressure. All this stress is like sending them off to war unprotected and afraid. Can just 10 simple rules in school lower our children's stress level?

"The trauma suffered by children in other countries sickens Americans to the point of sending missionary relief. What about this country? Who is taking care of our children? With our excellent media coverage, they've been exposed to kidnapping, school shootings, bomb explosions, and airplanes blowing up buildings, gang violence, child prostitution, drugs and war killings. Favorite television shows are no longer like 'Leave it to Beaver' with no under-aged drinking or premarital sex, and many films add words not allowed on television because vulgarity sells. Good morals barely exist in public America and it shows in our schools. Children are the heartbeat of the world, growing into tomorrow's leaders. They get strength in learning rules young."

These words come from LeFerna Arnold Walch, member of the Institute of Biblical and Historical Studies in Addison, Michigan, CEO of Mary's Lamb, Inc. and leading advocate for Christian curriculum in public schools. Walch started her company to introduce J.C. Lamb, a twist on a favorite American nursery rhyme. Their mission is for the character to follow our children to school where ....

   -- ADHD, obesity, learning disabilities, autism and handicaps limit   children, inviting torment and teasing.   -- The smart children are called "nerds" or "geeks" causing many children   to fear success.   -- Some have more material things than others, causing jealousy and   resentment.   -- Bullying and peer pressure can be very dangerous.    

Walch claims the time is right for arming our children with American Christian history and bringing these ten rules back into our schools. Walch started Mary's Lamb Publishing to release The Secret of Yahweh! now available through Ingram/Spring Arbor Books. The "Give & Share Book(TM)" that introduces J.C. Lamb is a church tool designed to reach an estimated 100 million unchurched Americans. A hit at the 2008 International Christian Retail Show, the book is also receiving great reviews. Since the goal is for J.C. Lamb to make his way to school, Walch is already giving away free school supplies and working on a before-school radio program called "The Morning Show with J.C. Lamb" -- reading Christian children's books and Bible verses using character voices while the children color downloaded illustrations.

Walch is an entertainer and speaker with both radio and television experience. She gives an informative and fun interview adding in the voice of J.C. Lamb. Available nationwide -- contact leferna@maryslambinc.com.

   For further information, contact:   LeFerna Arnold Walch / Mary's Lamb, Inc.   leferna@maryslambinc.com   (517) 547-3656    

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Source: Mary's Lamb, Inc.

CONTACT: LeFerna Arnold Walch of Mary's Lamb, Inc., +1-517-547-3656,
leferna@maryslambinc.com

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