According to the links they can pick any book they want for free reading. This wasn't free reading so there's no reason to think they can pick whatever book they want.

much better.

or assuming a presentation on the book at the end of the circilum:

"at the end of the free reading project your child will be asked to make a presentation to the class, due to the nature of the book your child picked this may come across as evangelizing fellow students which is in clear violation of the first amendment in regard to the establishment of a religion. I ask you to please have you child choose a different book."

This post was edited by Ylem122 on Jul 21 2014 01:56am

its any books they want for "free reading"


there is no free reading, only "free reading" which is what the parents thought was happening because the students were allowed to pick the books they wanted.

Silly kids, you arent free. You belong to the state. Sit in your prison and be content and obedient.
You thought you could read what you want? HAH

I'll post again from the link you provided.



The parents assumed all reading was "free reading". That's not the case so they're wrong. The teacher handled it poorly that's all.

the parents assumed the accelerated reading was free reading because it gave the students the option of reading any book they wished. apparently it was any book they wished, except religious ones. the teacher dosnt allow that kind of trash in her class room, likely along with anything from female and black authors.


I cant belive schools let such intolerant bigots into their facilities, kinda disgusting knowing that what with tenure the school would likely face a larger lawsuit from her for letting her go than they face from the child and parents for the teachers religious discrimination.

This post was edited by Ylem122 on Jul 21 2014 02:05am

You're to emotional about this that you aren't seeing reason. Do you have a source showing that they can choose any book they want for accelerated reading sessions except religious book? For all you know there's a small list of books to choose from so why are you so set on this?

do you have a source showing the teacher didn't say they could pick any book? everything points to this, even the teachers own comments, for had their been a list of books, I think it absurd for the teacher to mention religion as the issue while not saying a thing about a pre defined list.

This post was edited by Ylem122 on Jul 21 2014 02:07am

You're the one who keeps saying they were aloud to choose any book for accelerated reading so i'm wondering where you got that idea from.

your the one that keeps saying they didn't, so im wondering where you get the idea from?


clearly both of us are making stupid assumpitons concerning there being a list or not being a list, its unfortunate I had to show you how stupid you were rather than you seeing it in your self.

This post was edited by Ylem122 on Jul 21 2014 02:09am