Indiana School Issues ‘Banishment’ For Student Who Says He Doesn’t Believe In God
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A lawsuit filed recently in Indiana accuses a teacher at Forest Park Elementary School in Indiana of giving a 7-year-old student “banishment” meaning he was not allowed to sit with other students at lunch merely because he said he didn’t believe in God.
According to the lawsuit which was obtained by The Washington Post, second grade teacher Michelle Myer asked the student, who was only identified with the initials A.B., about his religious beliefs after he allegedly informed his classmates that he did not go to church because he didn’t believe in God.
The child was then ordered to sit by himself during lunch for a three days….READ MORE at LiberalAmerica.org
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D.B. Hirsch is a political activist, news junkie, and retired ad copy writer and spin doctor. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.