There was concern, this week, from the principal of Madison Elementary school in the PHM district after a Nerf toy gun was brought to the school by a student early this week.
The principal wrote a letter to parents to make them aware — and stated there no threats were made, according to 95.3 MNC’s reporting partners at ABC 57.
The principal also reminded parents that Nerf guns are considered look-alike weapons and, therefore, not allowed on school property.
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So PHM says that harmless nerf guns are forbidden but teaching a dangerously harmful CRT curriculum is A-OK?
Seems a little inconsistent.
Dude this is not Chicago. These are good people who support the United States Constitution and probably voted the same way you did. Some probably listen to this station, just like you. Let’s not continue to divide the nation. That is how “they” win.