It's like something out of a made-for-TV movie but yeah; even in
  teaching Critical Thinking skills, which *is* a very important
  thing to go through, because of separation of church and state,
  you don't cross over this line. You shouldn't, not in public
  schools. You may agree or disagree but there's a good reason for
  that line. Secularism (which is a part of the US heritage) is
  not equivalent to atheism. "Wooley says her seventh grade
  reading teacher at West Memorial Junior High School said both
  her answers were wrong and that she had to admit God wasn't
  real." Now, if you believe that "there should be more of this in
  schools", then you are arguing for the separation of church and
  state to be removed. You can't hide behind Critical Thinking
  skills teachings. It's an infringement. Discuss at will if you
  believe I'm wrong.
  http://www.khou.com/story/news/local/neighborhood/2015/10/27/student-says-teacher-taught-god-not-real/74723050/

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