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| No | 78% | 904 votes | Total: 1160 votes | |
| Yes | 22% | 256 votes |
No
by Sita
Created on: July 06, 2008
Anytime anything is the least bit controversial, someone comes up with the idea to ban it. Instead of
by Len Morse
Created on: April 03, 2009 Last Updated: April 10, 2009
While public schools should respect all religious beliefs, banning Halloween parties is not necessary.
Created on: February 11, 2008 Last Updated: October 15, 2009
Children are only young once. Let them enjoy being a kid. Americans have been celebrating Halloween
by T.C Leonard
Created on: October 14, 2007
In all due honesty, I am ashamed of my generation: the thirty and forty-somethings who seem to have
Created on: January 31, 2008
I do not believe that Halloween parties should be banned from public schools. I have three children
by K. Russell
Created on: October 29, 2007
Public school students are children, not politicians. Children are playful, energetic individuals who
by Sadie Grey
Created on: October 15, 2008
What? Yes, let's ban Halloween Parties. Let's ban, music, art, sports, recess and while we're at it,
Created on: April 08, 2008
What are some of your favorite memories of Autumn when you were attending public school? If you're like
by Trisha Arnez
Created on: March 05, 2008
Halloween parties shouldn't be banned. Children work hard in school, they do their best to comprehend
Created on: May 14, 2008 Last Updated: May 08, 2012
Banning Halloween parties, what is this world coming to? Young children usually up to the age of eight
Created on: October 15, 2007
Should public school ban Halloween parties? Absolutely not. Halloween is one of the last of the great
by Kim Sharpe
Created on: March 02, 2008
I think it would be a shame to ever ban Halloween from schools. It is a wonderful kid centered holiday
Created on: February 29, 2008
As a parent with children in elementary school, I answer this question with a very emphatic "no." Firstly,
by S. Colvin
Created on: July 18, 2009
We are living in a world where every decision involving children is constantly questioned or the topic
by DJTJR
Created on: October 29, 2007 Last Updated: February 24, 2012
Why would someone choose to ban Halloween parties? One could only imagine some of the reasons that people
Created on: October 14, 2007
Political correctness continues to sink to all time lows. Instead of banning certain holidays and functions,
by Anne Price
Created on: October 16, 2007
Absolutely not!
My family is Christian. We believe in God, Jesus and the Holy Ghost. We know that there
Created on: November 17, 2007
This question absolutely shocks me. As a Christian I grew up abstaining from "Halloween" celebrations
Created on: January 26, 2009
There are those who, if they could, would ban fun or find some way of enforcing a prohibitive tax whenever
by Ivan Anthony
Created on: January 16, 2008
No way. We need to be giving our children more fun things to do at school. More reasons to enjoy going.
Yes
Created on: January 25, 2009
I am currently teaching in an elementary school. Through the eighteen years that I have been teaching,
Created on: July 02, 2008
I do believe that public schools should no longer host Halloween parties, contrary to the majority of
by Fatima Ahmad
Created on: January 23, 2009
Equity and anti-racism are terms that fly around the teaching community but not often practised. I wonder
Created on: January 26, 2009
After what I experienced at my childs school I have been debating this issue with the school,
If the
by Carol Gioia
Created on: October 13, 2007 Last Updated: September 22, 2010
All across the nation public elementary schools are eliminating traditional Halloween parties stating
by Thomas Kling
Created on: April 22, 2008
Perhaps ban' is too harsh of a word and only serves to agitate those who have their own fond memories
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