Isn't this getting a bit ridiculous when school boards go LOOKING for offence as they continue their hyper-sensitive assault on public space?  Newsflash: students usually pick costumes to make themselves look different -- the more exotic, the better. I have even heard complaints about Hallowe'en itself from overly-sensitive parents, as if their children were making a deal with 'the devil', a fictional character. Let's stop looking for offence. Don't mention any skin colour, nor any culture, nor any religion -- now, what costume can a child choose? Well, any item of clothing 'hints' at some cultural origin, so should children wear sheets -- or is there an odious connection there?  Must all children cover themselves from head to toe in the same drab garment in order to conceal themselves completely? Would that satisfy the hyper-sensitive social engineers? Diversity is bad when it comes to costumes? Cancel fun & Hallowe'en for educrats?  Let the kids be kids!