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KKTV: ACLU SPEAKS OUT AGAINST D-11 SCHOOL'S ROSARY RULES
An announcement made by a Colorado Springs middle school, stipulating how students can wear rosaries, has the ACLU speaking out against the decision. The group says religious liberty does not stop at the entrance to a public school.
The announcement on rosary restrictions, was made in the last week at Mann Middle School. According to District 11 spokesperson Elaine Naleski, this note was read to students over the intercom:
Students, we need to remind everyone that here at Mann, we respect all religious beliefs. Some members of the Catholic faith are offended by rosaries being worn around the neck like fashion accessories. If you wish to wear a rosary around your neck, it must, out of respect for others, be worn underneath your shirt. Failure to honor this request will be treated as a dress code violation.
For the full story: http://www.kktv.com/home/headlines/ACLU_Speaks_out_Against_D11_Schools_Rosary_Rules_104538669.html
Date:
Thu, 10/07/2010



