School Bans Display Of Christmas Poster By Student Because It “Might Be Religious”

Rights group battles Scrooge school officials’ war on Christmas

Steve Watson
Prisonplanet.com
December 16, 2013

A school in Minnesota prohibited the display of a Christmas poster designed by a student for fear that it could be interpreted as in some way religious, despite the fact that it features modern day a cartoon character.

Rights Group The Rutherford Institute have taken up the case, noting that the depiction of Jack Skellington from Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas can in no way be defined as anything but a secular image, and that PACT Charter School officials have violated First Amendment rights by banning it.

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