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Stakeholders: Teachers, Parents, Students

Problem: Trying to determine whether to be inclusive to every student or to follow tradition.

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Stake holders include the parents, teachers and students. The biggest problem is inclusion of all cultures.

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parents, teachers

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Those who feel afraid to speak up

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volunteers, students and the community. The biggest problem is the question of inclusiveness.

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Different parent groups

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Students, teachers, parents

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Stakeholders are parents, teachers, administration ,and students.

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The stakeholders are the teachers, the administration, the parents, the students and the biggest problem is people feeling offended or minimized

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The stakeholders are all the parties involved: parents/volunteers, teachers, and students. The biggest problem is the disagreement between religion and culture for a holiday party.

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Teachers, parents

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Whether or not to consider religion and culture when deciding the party

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We need to decide what kind of party this is

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I think she should be the leader of the situation since she is the teacher and knows the policy. She cannot let it get out of control. Students need to be first priority.

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Ms. Tate should STRICTLY do winter themed things. No christmas or holiday related anything. She should just have snowflakes and gingerbread houses and hot chocolate and candy canes. These things are only winter things

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Analyze the situation. Creating a safe environment away from religion.

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Create a safe and anonymous place for minorities who might want to speak up to be able to do so. Right now we aren’t really sure of anyone has a problem or if it’s just a few weak opinions. How strongly do these minorieites feel?

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I think that Ms. Tate should speak up because as a teacher I think it is her job to protect her students (in terms of them feeling included) rather than worry about offending the parents and/or volunteers.

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She should create an environment that takes religion out of the equation, but is considerate to all cultures.

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There should be no religious establishment in the public school

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Inform the parents before the party is set to take place.

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Ms. Tate should make it exclusively a winter party and not include any references to religion or religious activities

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Either exclude religion or include everybody

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Ms. Tate should address the situation by simply being honest with the parents/volunteers and make it a neutral atmosphere (in order to protect the students).

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Storyboard all the ideas and scenarios for the party and have a discussion about the pros and cons for each one with the parents

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Speak up and not let the parents take over her party, rename it from Christmas to Winter Break Party, do non related games etc

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Absolutely not.. removing holidays is not the answer. It would be much easier and much more inclusive to give Muslims the opportunity to celebrate their holiday in the same way christians and jews get their days off.

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Absolutely not.. removing holidays is not the answer. It would be much easier and much more inclusive to give Muslims the opportunity to celebrate their holiday in the same way christians and jews get their days off.

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No, instead of working a plan out they just simply rid it of everything. Mundane calendar for the easily offended..

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The solution proposed in the video is ineffective

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Yes. Unfortunately majority rules. However religious holidays should be an excused absence

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It may sound like a good idea because it is making everything secular in a public school, but it unintentionally discriminates against those who are religious and have holidays that are sacred to their religion or culture.

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No, this is not an appropriate response. The excuse of schools being closed on Christmas/Easter for "operational reasons" is not valid because it is no coincidence that these off-school days fall on major holidays. Adopt something similar to University policies of students missing class due to a religious holiday.

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Absolutely not. This is absurd and not fair at all. Rules need to be changed so that any student be able to take off school or someone take off work for any religious holiday just like it is done at the University level.

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this is difficult. I personally do not think that it is but I think that the board tried to make the best response without offending anyone.

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I'm not sure effective is the word, but I think the school board did weigh the options and come up with a response they felt comfortable with.'

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Yes and no. It would be an equitable policy, but it would not go over well, possibly causing a backlash from majority religious followers.  It could end up with citizens having a bad taste in their mouths when they think of removing religious influence. These changes must be understood by those that it will effect. 

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Yes and no. It would be an equitable policy, but it would not go over well, possibly causing a backlash from majority religious followers.  It could end up with citizens having a bad taste in their mouths when they think of removing religious influence. These changes must be understood by those that it will effect. 

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A longer lesson detailing different cultural practices might be more effective so students can understand each other.

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By focusing on religious holidays, no. If the party focused on winter activities then yes.

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No. They should be doing more academically centered gatherings and not bringing up these touchy subjects. After all this is school!

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yes, but only as long as you keep it "winter party" only.

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Yes, conflict resolution, you either A) do it and offend people or B) don’t do it all.

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Yes because because there is an easy way to do this (winter party) and still have them all interact

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Yes because because there is an easy way to do this (winter party) and still have them all interaxt

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I would say no, simply because this would be too divisive for the existing community and the migrating community.

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It could be a way for them to interact with each other in a new setting as long as they stay away from the religious aspects of it

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Cancel the party.

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Cancel it!!!

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What’s the point?