The school district will not allow Christmas decorations, carols or even Christmas sweaters, but apparently, Pride Month or Muslim holidays are not a problem.

A school district in Pennsylvania sent out a memo to all employees ordering them not to celebrate Christmas with children, despite the fact that just six months ago they were openly celebrating Pride Month, according to the Modernity news portal.

The memo instructs school bus drivers in Wallingford, PA, not to decorate their vehicles with “anything specific to the Christmas holidays,” and to immediately remove “any other decorations relating to a specific religion.” It also states that employees should not “wear clothing related to Christmas,” or play Christmas music.

The memo claims that the school has received complaints from some parents about staff displaying Christmas decorations and wearing Christmas jumpers.

However, Modernity highlights that whereas

Christmas is banned for the kids in the school district, the Pride Month went ahead unperturbed.

A Pride month post from the same school district back in June noted that it is “committed to providing a safe, supportive and inclusive learning environment for all students and employees.”

.@WSSchools sent out a memo to employees that they can’t put up Christmas decorations, play Christmas music, or dress up for Christmas.

Meanwhile they proudly celebrate pride month in their schools.

Can’t celebrate Christmas but it’s okay to celebrate who adults like to have… pic.twitter.com/Nv9ElRJMOM

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) December 17, 2023

On the occasion of Pride Month, however, they welcomed the LGBTQ community on their social media page…

June is Pride Month! WSSD is committed to providing a safe, supportive & inclusive learning environment for all students & employees! This commemorative month is to recognize the impact that LGBTQ+ individuals have had on history locally, nationally, & internationally. pic.twitter.com/VueLWAKwy2

— WS School District (@WSSchools) June 12, 2023

– and they also welcomed the Muslim Eid Mubarak holiday.

Eid Mubarak! For those celebrating, we hope this sacred holiday brings you joy and peace! pic.twitter.com/uBfk2B8Z8e

— WS School District (@WSSchools) June 28, 2023