If they ACLU doesn’t take the case, the ACLU should be sued for false advertising.
It’s an open and shut First and Second Amendment case. The school district should be made to pay, punishing the tax payers. For choosing poorly at the ballot box.
OR, the second choice would be that the school district should hold a week-long class on American History and the Second Amendment. I’m sure the NRA would agree to teach the classes.
Mark
Absolutely “1984”
Being raised in a rural area, my peers and I grew up with firearms. There were no school shootings. This has been my concern: Kids who are members of responsible firearms-owning families will be bullied and ostracized by ignorant indoctrinated peers and left-leaning school administrations. Gun rights groups need to be prepared to leverage their financial and legal resources to help families stand up against this new socially acceptable form of bullying. The kids of responsible firearms owners represent the future hope for protecting the Second Amendment. But first, they need to be protected.
Appeasing the commies never works for liberty-loving patriots.
Until they are met with overwhelming force, their path to confiscation will continue, unabated.
burn the school
It’s perfectly ok to resist tyrants
These parents need to stand up to school officials. File suit and request ACLU assistance.
We have let libs get by too long.
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End Pubic Screwels now!
Child endangerment ‘squared.’
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Suspend Justin time for the anti-gun walk out?
Can’t the kids just start homeschooling themselves and then take their GED and move onto Community college courses? This would be a big thumb in the eye of the ISD.
Here it is. Get out of school sooner.
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The New Jersey Department of Education is responsible for high school equivalency testing in the state. New Jersey offers all three nationally available options, the GED, TASC, and HiSET exams.
Minimum Age for Testing – 18
16 and 17-year-old test takers must prove that they are not enrolled in a school program and present permission from a parent or legal guardian. Test takers must be New Jersey residents.
students received a five-day in-school suspension for violating the school’s policy on weapons possession.
The Nanny State decides how to raise your children! NOT! This definitely calls for a lawsuit!