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Schools Should Recognize Non-Chrisitan Holidays

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Schools Should Recognize Non-Chrisitan Holidays

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Some examples of non-christian holidays that are well-known would be: Eid al Fitr, Diwali, Yom Kippur, and Chinese New Year.

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While Christian students have the luxury to practice their religion during the school's given breaks, those in these other minority religious groups, unlike students who practice Christianity, always seem to face a larger workload and more days off of classes due to their religious holidays. Due to an increase of workload these students may start building up more stress each time they go through this.

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It can be seen that within the majority of school calendars two of Christianity's major holidays, Christmas and Easter, are centered around winter and spring break. The school's actions allow Chrisitianity an easy gateway to practicing their religious holidays with multiple days off, while these other religious groups on the other hand are not.

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If you didn't know already over the years, students have been facing with school's frustrating yearly calendars. Especially, students who are in these minority religious groups who are not receiving the enough attention they deserve.

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Interfaith Calendar (Liu and Li, 2014). 

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After taking a day off of school for Rosh Hashanah this year, Jewish sophomore Skyler Mikalson was bombarded with three makeup tests when he came back. “It’s not fair that there is a two-week Christmas break for one big commercialized holiday, but not my religion,” Mikalson said. “I didn’t make up a test in time. My chemistry teacher had already passed back the tests and he had to write a new test for me. He seemed mad." The school schedule doesn’t only affect Muslims and Jews; observant students from all religions may have to decide between their education and their religious activities.