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The rest of the short article is below. The "teaser" headline is a lie. Its only purpose was to get you to the page that is crammed so full of pop-ups, videos and ads that it's nearly impossible to read.

The feeble tactic of informing adults, when much more effective measures are available to make sure the message makes it to parents, could not have been coincidental.

When parents found out about it after the fact, outrage rightfully ensued, mostly on social media and phone calls made to administrators. Jim Farnholz was one such irate parent, and he wasn't going to simply let the Islamic propaganda slinging slide.

"As a high school teacher for over 30 years, let me say that this is wrong on so many levels," Farnholz wrote on Facebook. "All religions are taught in our global studies classes. That being said, that is where understanding, tolerance and the good and bad of religion and history are taught. This, however, is a clear violation of separation of church and state." Webster was forced to respond to all the irate critics and did so with a big fat lie to cover up her ridiculous decision. "Our perspective in it was not religious -- it was really about experiential," the principal said. What's not religious about religious garb, from a faith that perpetuates hate on Americans? When asked about the backlash her idea received, Eman spit out her own scathing retort, saying, "They can say whatever they want, I'm proud of who I am and I'm standing for who I am."

A district spokesperson said that he consulted with an attorney over the matter and learned a disgusting truth about how far our country has devolved, when it comes to Islam. The lawyer informed the school official that there would be more issue for the district had they not allowed this particular religious event, almost eliminating the option for recourse entirely, according to WHAM.

Islam has infiltrated schools across the nation, masquerading as an educational idea by calling it a lesson in "history and multiculturalism." It's time to refer to it for what it really is, an indoctrination, and take action against it. The more it's allowed in schools with nothing done, it becomes an acceptable part of American life, when all it does is seek to destroy our culture.