Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Yes. Two of them, my oldest is at the high school, the Dover High School, and then I have -- the next one is at the Weiglestown Elementary School. And my son is hearing-impaired, so he is charged with the education of Dover School District, meaning that they have to provide his education, but he actually attends classes at a hearing-impaired classroom.
The parent has at least three children in school.
Dover is a school.
Dover High School has students
Dover High School has teachers
Not teaching in the classroom is what's happening in the Dover school system.
The material provided to Dover school students is to be assumed to be of a level that abides by the state.
Parents desiring an education for their children based on Christian principles should send their children to Dover schools. 
Dover has a school board.
Teachers from the Dover Area School district teach students to be contributing members of society.
Beth Eveland has children enrolled at a Dover Area School.
That member would be responsible for children no attending to  Dover area schools
The mission statement of Dover schools recognizes that students have diverse needs.
The Dover area School District wants to teach Christianity at it's schools.
There is a school board at dover.
The Dover school will start to lose attendance next year.
Dover High School has a principal
The hearing impaired child is not the oldest child.
The closed minded individuals in the Dover school district regularly attend church. 
This is happening in other school systems as well as the Dover school system.
The writer of the statement from Dover schools believes there is a diverse group of students at Dover schools.
I graduated college from Dover High School.
The writer of the statement from Dover schools believes Christianity being taught to students in Dover schools, during school, contradicts nurturing the students' diverse needs. 
The son gets picked on at school. 
Both schools  can accommodate for special needs students. 
Both are in high school