PRINCIPAL JENNIFER SINCLAIR, ELKHORN (MANCHESTER), NEBRASKA BANS EVERYTHING CHRISTMAS~CREATES ACCEPTABLE & UNACCEPTABLE LISTS

 THE WAR ON CHRISTMAS 

 

PRINCIPAL JENNIFER SINCLAIR, ELKHORN (MANCHESTER), NEBRASKA BANS EVERYTHING CHRISTMAS~CREATES ACCEPTABLE & 

UNACCEPTABLE LISTS

JACKPOT JUNKIE

Published on Dec 8, 2018

A Communist / Socialist LIBERAL Terrorist in Elkhorn Nebraska, at Manchester Elementary School has decided to take it upon herself, without consulting anybody else, to BAN Christmas for all the kids, that includes anything with Candy Canes, Christmas Trees, Christmas Songs SEE the Full List in the Video and more !!! Leave a comment how YOU feel about this Communist/ Socialist Liberal Terrorist SKANK, tell it like it is, don't be shy !!!! *** Look What Liberal Policies have Done To California’s Homeless Population in ONE YEAR : https://www.youtube.com/watch?

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Here’s what’s banned:

• Santas or Christmas items on worksheets
• Christmas trees in classrooms
• Elf on the Shelf — that’s Christmas-related
• Singing Christmas carols
• Playing Christmas carols
• Sending a Scholastic book that is a Christmas book — that’s Christmas-related
• Making a Christmas ornament as a gift — this assumes that the family has a Christmas tree which assumes they celebrate Christmas
• Candy cane — that’s Christmas-related. Historically, the shape is a “J” for Jesus. The red is for the blood of Christ, and the white a symbol of his resurrection. This would also include different colored candy canes.
• Red/green items — traditional Christmas colors
• Reindeer
• Christmas videos/movies and/or characters from Christmas movies

 Here’s what’s allowed:

• Gifts for students
• Snowmen, snow women, snow people, snowflakes
• Gingerbread people
• Holidays around the world
• Sledding
• Hot chocolate
• Polar bears
• Penguins
• Scarves, boots, earmuffs, hats
• Yetis
• Olaf — “Frozen”