Sickening! When You See What Just Happened in Utah You’ll Be Sick to Your Stomach!"By Lisa Haven
In the town of Salem, Utah, parents are outraged at the latest assignment being given to the their ninth graders at Salem Junior High School, where they were asked to draw a propaganda post(er) for a terrorist organization.
Obviously the parents were outraged and the assignment was canceled, but it wasn’t until after some of the students has already completed the project. Furthermore, the parents were concerned that their children may have been scarred in the process and question if this was done in light of what happened in Paris, France.
While Christmas, Christianity, patriotism, and the American flag are being stripped from our schools, they are replacing it with the radical theologies such as Islam.
Here is the breaking report…. "
Video:
Outrage—Utah School Forces Students to Create “Join ISIS” Poster! Radicalization Has Begun
Utah school homework assignment to make propaganda poster for jihadi groups: “JOIN ISIS!”"This is what public school has come to — training our children to be caliph cubs — just like ISIS.
Homeschool your kids — rational parents should be abandoning public schools and Common Core in droves. Why enslave yourselves and your children to the left-fascists?
“Utah school apologizes for homework assignment to make propaganda poster for terrorist group,” FOX 13, November 20, 2015
SALEM, Utah — Students in ninth grade at Salem Junior High School were given a homework assignment where they were told to draw a propaganda poster for a terrorist organization.
After parents complained, the assignment was canceled. However, many students had already completed it, leaving some parents concerned about what they had been exposed to in the process.
Annie Langston couldn’t believe her 14-year-old daughter Mikalia was given the assignment. Nebo terrorism assignment poster 1
“My initial response was, ‘there’s no way you’re going to do this assignment,'” Langston said.
To complete her assignment, 9th grade Mikalia ended up on the Internet, where she typed in, ‘how to recruit for ISIS’ into Google. Her mother thinks it’s an inappropriate topic for her teenager to explore while the world remains on high alert after recent threats from the deadly terrorist organization. She decided to write a letter to the teacher and the principal, asking for an explanation.
Langston said: “In light of what happened in Paris, is that the reason for this assignment? I feel a different assignment or report could’ve been chosen or a discussion in class about the tragic events.”
Langston received a response from the teacher soon after, apologizing for the misunderstanding and informing her the assignment had been canceled. She also received a phone call from the principal. Nebo terrorism assignment poster 2
“They’ve sat down with this particular teacher, and it has been taken care of,” Langston said. “The assignments that have already been turned in, they have been shredded.”
Mikhail never turned in her poster, and she brought it home to show her mother.
“When I found out she kept it, I told her rip it up,” Langston said.
The assignment was given by a first year teacher, but Annie Langston doesn’t want to see anything bad happen to her. She believes it was an honest mistake and in every other respect, this is a good teacher for her daughter.
Nebo School District Communications and Community Specialist Lana H. Hiskey sent Fox 13 this statement Friday:
“Salem Junior High recently learned from concerned parents of an assignment regarding extremists use of propaganda to spread untruths and misunderstandings. Upon learning of this assignment, the administration reviewed the concerns with parents and teachers. After consultation, the assignment was immediately withdrawn. If parents have any concerns, please call the administration at Salem Junior High.”"
From last year,
High School: Islamic vocabulary lesson part of Common Core standards"Parents in Farmville, North Carolina want to know why their children were given a Common Core vocabulary assignment in an English class that promoted the Prophet Muhammad and the Islamic faith.
“It really caught me off guard,” a Farmville Central High School student who was in the class told me. “If we are not allowed to talk about any other religions in school – how is this appropriate?”
The Islamic vocabulary worksheet was assigned to seniors.
“I was reading it and it caught me off guard,” the student told me. “I just looked at it and knew something was not right – so I emailed the pages to my mom.”
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“In the following exercises, you will have the opportunity to expand your vocabulary by reading about Muhammad and the Islamic word,” the worksheet read.
The lesson used words like astute, conducive, erratic, mosque, pastoral, and zenith in sentences about the Islamic faith...."