A principal at a public elementary school in Brooklyn banned Santa Claus and the Pledge of Allegiance from her building. After a public backlash ensued, the irate Superintendent of schools took action!
According to a New York Post report, various sources over the weekend told them that “Santa Claus is banned, the Pledge of Allegiance is no longer recited, ‘Harvest festival’ has replaced Thanksgiving, and ‘winter celebrations’ substitute for Christmas parties” in Brooklyn’s PS 169.
A day later, District 15 Superintendent Anita Skop stormed into the office and had two 5th graders recite the Pledge over the school’s PA system.
Via the New York Post:
Sanity — and Santa — have been restored at a Brooklyn public elementary school where St. Nick was banned, the Pledge of Allegiance was dropped and Thanksgiving was replaced with a “harvest festival.”
The good news arrived at PS 169 in Sunset Park on Monday morning, a day after The Post exposed the bizarre PC extremism of Principal Eujin Jaela Kim.
District 15 Superintendent Anita Skop stormed in the front door at 9:50 a.m., and minutes later, two fifth-grade boys were brought to the main office to lead a recital over the public address system of the Pledge of Allegiance, teachers told The Post.
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After people in the community complained about the ridiculous PC policies instituted by Kim, the school has “reinstated” Santa Claus and “the Pledge of Allegiance will be recited over the PA system every morning.”
Take that PC liberals!
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