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Preachin', you have hit the nail on the head in a sense here, giving me the words to elaborate on what I said in another post about this woman having another agenda with all this. Jesus can't be discussed in public schools, so Santa shouldn't be discussed in public schools. That's her bottom line here. And again, IMHO it is utterly reprehensible on her part to get 6-year-old kids caught up in a church-state battle that they don't understand. I repeat, she is no different, in her on way, than the loony on DU the other day who said that as long as 6-year-olds are starving in Darfur, 6-year-olds in the U.S. shouldn't have Santa Claus.

' "That's her bottom line here. And again, IMHO it is utterly reprehensible on her part to get 6-year-old kids caught up in a church-state battle that they don't understand." '

She's not getting them caught up in legal matters. She just refuses to let the school system tell her she can't teach Jesus and then force her to tell lies that go directly against her Christian faith.

Like I said, Santa is something that ought to remain a family tradition. The school system has no right placing him in the classroom, especially as a substitute for the real deal.