Kids kicked off a bus for speaking English
Updated: 01/09/2007 10:25:54 PM
St. Paul, Dhimmisota - Imagine sending your kids off to school, but when they get to the bus they are told they can't get on because they speak English.
That's right, English.
It happened to a few children in St. Paul and now the school district is apologizing.
Rachel Armstrong sent her kids to pick up the bus as usual Monday, but after the driver let the kids on, he told them he would not pick them up again. He even said he wouldn't take them home that afternoon.
Armstrong left work early Tuesday, forced to pick up her kids from Phalen Lake Elementary School.
Her twin girls, 10, and her son, 8, were kicked off their regular school bus. They were told by the bus driver the route is for non-English speaking students only.
That's right, English.
It happened to a few children in St. Paul and now the school district is apologizing.
Rachel Armstrong sent her kids to pick up the bus as usual Monday, but after the driver let the kids on, he told them he would not pick them up again. He even said he wouldn't take them home that afternoon.
Armstrong left work early Tuesday, forced to pick up her kids from Phalen Lake Elementary School.
Her twin girls, 10, and her son, 8, were kicked off their regular school bus. They were told by the bus driver the route is for non-English speaking students only.
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posted by jillosophy at 1/10/2007 10:08:00 AM
2 Comments:
I had to do a double take when I saw this. Gives a whole new meaning to the concept of bussing school children. In my day it was mandatory to speak English. How rude of the newcomers but let's just keep giving in to them. No problem.
Gee sounds like Ellison has already begun to implement his plan...
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