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Heritage Elementary School In Alabama Bans 'Easter'

Posted on the 26 March 2013 by Susanduclos @SusanDuclos

By Susan Duclos
Taking political correctness into the realm of ridiculous, Heritage Elementary School In Alabama has banned the word "Easter" from their Easter activities, in order to "respect and honor everybody’s differences," says Principal Lydia Davenport.
The Easter Egg Hunt is on, but they cannot call them Easter Eggs and the hunt itself is to be called an "academic egg hunt."
The Easter Bunny can be acknowledged, but nope, cannot call it an Easter Bunny.
Parents are not happy as one email shows:

“I don’t get upset about too many things, but this upsets me. What is this world coming to? I am a Christian and proud to announce it. But even non-believers enjoy a good egg hunt. Kids need to enjoy being kids.”


Contact Information for Heritage Elementary School:
Principal: Dr. Lydia Davenport - (Email Ms. Daventport from this page)
Assistant Principal: Dr. Wendy Ricci
Address:
11775 County Line Road
Madison, AL 35758
Phone:(256) 772-2075
Fax: (256) 772-6580
 


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