ACLU to churches: Not on school grounds, you don't

"The American Civil Liberties Union, on behalf of an offended parent, is suing an elementary school district for allowing its students to attend a non-taxpayer-funded religious education program that meets on campus."

For the past 55 years, the Huntington County Community School Corporation of rural Indiana has permitted students in its eight elementary schools to attend religious study groups through a "released time" program.

The program, coordinated by an area church association, enables students with parental permission to be released from classes one hour during the school day to receive religious instruction that cannot be otherwise offered by the public school.

It's the same old pattern: an "offended" parent cries foul and calls the ACLU in to "save them from any sights, sounds or feelings" that they don't want to experience. Of course it comes at the expense of all and every person that enjoyed or appreciated what is now called an "offense" by the spoiled-brats who ALWAYS have to have their way. Why do we accept the childish behavior in adults that we don't allow in children. Poor children, all across America they are disciplined for what liberal adults get away with. Not to mention all the money that they rake in too.