Anonymous wrote:Be more specific? What does wear a color for a political cause mean?

How do I know? This is what the email said. With a flyer to follow.

Wow what lazy parents that find classroom parties and parades a pain… it’s Halloween! Didn’t you have a childhood?

Anonymous wrote:The principal of CCES is off her rocker this year. She's trying to make it as unpleasant for the kids as possible. And succeeding.

How can we complain to her boss?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Halloween is on a Sunday. Enjoy it in your neighborhood as children have done for decades.

This. Halloween at school is a massive pain in the ass, and exponentially more so when the actual day falls on a weekend.

- CCES parent.

Right because it’s not a pain in the ass to figure out a cause and buy a shirt.

This!! That would be a big undertaking for teachers if room parents are not allowed to volunteer. And room parents are the ones that organize the parties.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Halloween is on a Sunday. Enjoy it in your neighborhood as children have done for decades.

This. Halloween at school is a massive pain in the ass, and exponentially more so when the actual day falls on a weekend.

- CCES parent.

cancer, ADHD, pet adoption, LGBTQ+, autism, etc.

Here is a list of approved “causes”. Of course causes include politics.

Anonymous wrote:Halloween is on a Sunday. Enjoy it in your neighborhood as children have done for decades.

This. Halloween at school is a massive pain in the ass, and exponentially more so when the actual day falls on a weekend.

- CCES parent.

Halloween is on a Sunday. Enjoy it in your neighborhood as children have done for decades.

Get Rea-dy! The Worr-uld is coming to an end!

Costumes are a huge pain to get the kids in them and out and the party. She didn't cancel Halloween. They are just not dressing up at school.

The principal of CCES is off her rocker this year. She's trying to make it as unpleasant for the kids as possible. And succeeding.

Be more specific? What does wear a color for a political cause mean?

To be less controversial they want kids to dress to support a political cause?

This will end well.

This is a joke, right?

Just found out instead of Halloween they want the kids to wear a color for a political cause. Why can’t they do this some other day and let the kids have Halloween? What if one of causes is offensive?