Posted on 05/06/2010 6:04:12 AM PDT by runningbear
They just learned a very valuable lesson..................
Did you notice two of the kids are part Mexican?......Bravo for them!.........
Another public school suspended sixteen students for prancing around the school wearing Mexican flags wrapped around themselves.
When the schools get out of the propagandizing business and get into the learning business they won’t have to deal with this crap.
Cinco de Mayo is NOT an American holiday. There is no reason to be discussing the day in any other context than reading, writing, and arithmetic.
yeah, but it just chapped my hide hearing this story.
no kid has the “right” to wear anything the school code says no one can wear on campus
bandannas are a gang thing. “no” flags means “no” flags because in cases like this, they were trying to make a political statement, some you agree with, some you might not but it disrupts that school in the principle’s judgement.
but reciting the pledge of allegiance every day? Si.
this incident is a good argument for school uniforms
LOL....
Glen Beck starting his radio show with this story
I think the divide is not between Hispanic and non-Hispanic, but between patriots (including many naturalized/native-born Hispanics) and recent immigrant (legal and illegal) Hispanic.
Note that the District’s official position is that the school administrator was wrong.
I don’t get it...
Actually, May 5 is just another day in Mexico. They don’t celebrate anything. Cinco de Mayo is an American alcohol purveyor holiday.
Which state is this?
Interesting that 2 of the targeted boys who are quoted are part Mexican. Good for them. They have more sense than their principal.
I got home from work last night about 6:30 and the high school (3 blocks away) was having some sort of Cinco de Mayo celebration with the loudspeakers running at full tilt in Spanish. This is on the San Fran peninsula about 45 minutes from Morgan Hill. This was a first ever in my nearly 30 years here — to come home to a major Fiesta in my backyard. All I could think of was “Where in America can you flee to escape this nonsense?”
Cinco de Mayo is NOT an American holiday.
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Exactly. I got an email from an online site from which I occasionally buy clothing. It told me to celebrate Cinco de Mayo by taking advantage of their sale. I sent them an email explaining that I don’t celebrate CdM and commenting that it was silly to send me such an email.
“no kid has the “right” to wear anything the school code says no one can wear on campus”
The kid apparently took off the bandana. It was the t-shirts that got them in trouble and there wasn’t anything in the school code about that. The school district took the side of the kids and now the principal said they can wear the t-shirts.
Morgan Hill, California.....about 30 minutes from San Jose, just south of San Francisco.
Mayonaise? I don’t get it either.
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