List of Middle & High Schools Likely Participating in 'Day of Silence' Check Your State

Americans for Truth ^ | March 28, 2007 | Peter LaBarbera

[surrey]

My high school on Long Island is not on the list and the H.S. my kids went to in MA. seems to be one of the only ones not on the list.

My son lives in CA. and the H.S in his town is also not on the list. Maybe we've picked some decent school districts.

[ml/nj]

My high school on Long Island

I also grew up on Long Island. I'm Wheatley '64.

NL/NJ

[Petruchio]

FYI

[Coleus]

Parents, here's something you can do about the pro-homosexual 'Day of Silence'

Boycott the DAY of SILENCE !

Parents: Keep your kids home if your school is officially holding, or benignly allowing, this pro-homosexual event.

Scheduled for April 18, some schools are observing it on other days, so check with your local school. Ask your child also--they probably know!

From the information we have based on current homosexual clubs as well as past Day of Silence participation and school homosexual activism, the following schools are those participating.

(Note: If we have listed a school in error, we apologize, and will issue a correction immediately. Please e-mail us with your correction, at editor@missionamerica.com)

[Mr. Silverback]

Glad to report that neither of the local high schools in Freeport, IL is doing it (nor any in Rockford) and my alma mater in Maine isn't putting up with this crap either.

[WKB]

List of Schools celebrating "gay day" Mississippi ping:

Mississippi NONE KNOWN

[Brad’s Gramma]

You might want to check your kid's schools...

[kimmie7]

I checked with DS's teacher (me) and principal (hubby) -- nope -- our school's fine!!!

;-)

[Brad’s Gramma]

Brad's school isn't on here, either.

Yea!

[HitmanLV]

How cool would it be if they tried a decade of silence?

[stephenjohnbanker]

Rut roh!!

Rump Rangers!!!!

Hide the kids......put them all in private school, or get a family member to home school em!

Public schools should be flushed down the toilet with no paper.

[Brad’s Gramma]

That post is one of the many reasons I love you so much.

Oh my gosh and an LOL and an AMEN! ;)

[stephenjohnbanker]

I home schooled my daughter until age 14. At 17, she entered Stanford. Graduated Magna. Well adjusted, played sports, has many friends. Only 2 years in a private school!
Gittin married in June!

[M0sby]

Mine (where I work IS on there..)

[Brad’s Gramma]

Congrats on the wedding, Stephen!

Boooo on your school, Mosby!

[stephenjohnbanker]

Thanks very much. And her husband to be is a fine young man. God has indeed blessed me.

[Brad’s Gramma]

I'll start hangin' out in your neck of the woods come June, look for a wedding procession and crash the reception.

Huh.

:)


I am SURE, that if she's been raised by you that she'd ONLY pick a really great guy. If you don't have other kids, and if you're not a Grandpa yet...hang on to your hat. THAT will be fun!!

[SuziQ]

Scheduled for April 18, some schools are observing it on other days, so check with your local school. Ask your child also–they probably know!

That day falls during school vacation here in MA. I guess they'll have to have it on a different day. I'm sure they'll have it in the public school in our town. Every time you walk through the school, about the only posters you see are rainbow ones for the homosexual club.

[SuziQ]

Mississippi

NONE KNOWN

*snort*

[stephenjohnbanker]

My daughter is getting married in SF. Want a hoot, grammie? I lived in California for 30 years and I have never been to San Francisco.

The only reason I am going there now, is my daughters soon to be hubby is an intern there : )