Posted on 12/23/2005 10:07:40 AM PST by TexasGreg
Let me guess . . . Blue State?
Why do grown-ups insist on treating kids as grown-ups? Let them believe what they want. That's the magic of childhood!
Yup. Lebanon, Pennsylvania.
But in all fairness, there are very blue people even in red states. The difference is that in the red states, these people get ridden out of town on a rail clad in tar and feathers when they dare mess around with other people's children.
I say a dump truck load of coal in this slimy b*tches front yard would be a fit punishment.
Pics would be a must.
What a self-important bee-otch!! These were 6 and 7 year olds! In the week before Christmas! What the hell was she trying to prove? I'm sure she feels mighty proud of herself now.
Yes you can you pansy ass say....well, she'll never teach here again and let the chips fall where they may.
Oh and parents get this scum bucket's phone number and call her at 3:00 AM on Christmas eve and let her hear Santa's sleigh bells good and loud!
This woman should be fired for her insensitivity to the cultural traditions of Christians. She lacks the temperament to teach young children.
A government entity is terrorizing children and we have proof!
Someone tell Sen Kerry, quick!
I told my children that Santa was "pretend," but it's fun to play "pretend." I didn't want to breach their trust by lying to them. I made it very clear to them that they were not to tell other children that. My children still got to enjoy Christmas. This teacher is just hateful.
What a shame! I tell my children that it is a fun game but I would never, ever tell someone else's child that he didn't exist. My kids do have fun with the game and aren't quite sure some times if it is a game or not. (intentional, I feel bad if I lie to them but I don't want to ruin Christmas) I told them never to tell anyone that it is a game. My 12 year old just asked me again if Santa is real. I didn't tell her no. I will probably be flamed for these views but they are perfectly happy pretending.
“We do not have a Santa Claus policy,” he said. “It’s unfortunate, but I really can’t say anything about it.”
Hey A**hole, how about a little common sense, you freakin' moron!!
Theresa Farrisi, Skidmore College Class of 2001
Send her a letter: 616 Brown Road, Frystown, PA 17067
While I agree with the teacher's position on the Santa Claus issue, she was in no place to say that to those children.
It should only be handled by parents.
Our 5 year old knows that Santa, while a very fun story, is just pretend. But, *we* made the decision to tell her that, not some school teacher.
What a cruel, vicious woman that "teacher" is. She shouldn't be let near a classroom of children. I'm pretty sure this is not the first time she's pulled something like this. Very easy to torment a bunch of six year olds. She's basically just another cowardly terrorist.
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