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Ilsa

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3. There is almost always a permission slip

Reply to TipTok (Original post)

Wed Jul 6, 2016, 12:43 PM

Jul 2016

for extracurricular trips, so parents can say "No" and request that kids not going have a movie day.

But overall, yes, the school should not be promoting this private business and its religion. Kids shou.dnt9be in the position of being left behind from field trips.

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FFRF warning more than 1,000 school districts about new “Noah’s Ark” [View all] TipTok Jul 2016 OP

FFRF is a great organization. CrispyQ Jul 2016 #1

First thing that comes to mind these days when I see the word 'Freedom' in a group's name... randome Jul 2016 #2

There is almost always a permission slip Ilsa Jul 2016 #3

Even proposing it is outside the boundaries... TipTok Jul 2016 #5

Did you see my second paragraph? Ilsa Jul 2016 #8

It should never even get to that point. lapislzi Jul 2016 #13

That's the point... TipTok Jul 2016 #18

Permission slips don't cut it exboyfil Jul 2016 #6

I thought I was clear in saying that. Ilsa Jul 2016 #9

Already happening with the Creation Museum exboyfil Jul 2016 #4

FFRF is a great group! Nt Logical Jul 2016 #7

I find this guy's name just SOOOOOOOoo ironic. Ham. n/t TygrBright Jul 2016 #10

Ok, just want to ask this. If it is ok to send or allow kids to attend all other kinds of Jitter65 Jul 2016 #11

News Flash: Christianity is a religion Bernardo de La Paz Jul 2016 #12

I know I am old. lapislzi Jul 2016 #14

sorry, but I think folks at the park ARE INDEED trying to "make visitors Christian." pepperbear Jul 2016 #21

Are there still school field trips?.... mrmpa Jul 2016 #15

The time away from campus is regulated in Texas TexasBushwhacker Jul 2016 #17

For parents and families, a visit might offer a teachable moment -- TryLogic Jul 2016 #16

agreed Locrian Jul 2016 #19

on a side note: OriginalGeek Jul 2016 #20