What? First Graders Asked Not to Use the Words ‘God’, ‘Jesus’ or ‘Devil’ in Class [Video]What the heck happened to our freedom of speech? First graders were asked not to use the words  God ,  Jesus  or  devil  in an Indiana classroom Why? Political correctness in action Parents aren t happy about this!First graders asked not to use the words  God  or  devil  in Indiana classroom pic.twitter.com/35l4xgPv6O  FOX & friends (@foxandfriends) August 31, 2017MCCORDSVILLE, Ind. (FOX59)   Parents of students at an Indiana elementary school are not happy after a first grade teacher sent home a note asking children not to talk about God, Jesus, or the Devil, FOX 59 reports.According to a statement from McCordsville Elementary School, a debate about God happened in the first grade classroom earlier in the week, so the teacher sent the letter about her expectations to parents. The section of the letter reportedly asked parents to have a talk with their children about the time and place to discuss faith.A parent submitted the letter to FOX 59, which in part reads:  With Mccordsville Elementary being a public school, we have many different religions and beliefs, and I do not want to upset a child or parent because of these words being used. A letter from the superintendent said it is okay for students to speak about their religion as long as it does not interrupt class:  Trying to limit a student s view on religion is a violation of a student s first amendment rights. However, if the discussion becomes an academic disruption, then as a district, we can intervene to maintain the integrity of the educational process while at the same time being sure to not violate a student s constitutional rights. left-news
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: What? First Graders Asked Not to Use the Words ‘God’, ‘Jesus’ or ‘Devil’ in Class [Video]What the heck happened to our freedom of speech? First graders were asked not to use the words  God ,  Jesus  or  devil  in an Indiana classroom Why? Political correctness in action Parents aren t happy about this!First graders asked not to use the words  God  or  devil  in Indiana classroom pic.twitter.com/35l4xgPv6O  FOX & friends (@foxandfriends) August 31, 2017MCCORDSVILLE, Ind. (FOX59)   Parents of students at an Indiana elementary school are not happy after a first grade teacher sent home a note asking children not to talk about God, Jesus, or the Devil, FOX 59 reports.According to a statement from McCordsville Elementary School, a debate about God happened in the first grade classroom earlier in the week, so the teacher sent the letter about her expectations to parents. The section of the letter reportedly asked parents to have a talk with their children about the time and place to discuss faith.A parent submitted the letter to FOX 59, which in part reads:  With Mccordsville Elementary being a public school, we have many different religions and beliefs, and I do not want to upset a child or parent because of these words being used. A letter from the superintendent said it is okay for students to speak about their religion as long as it does not interrupt class:  Trying to limit a student s view on religion is a violation of a student s first amendment rights. However, if the discussion becomes an academic disruption, then as a district, we can intervene to maintain the integrity of the educational process while at the same time being sure to not violate a student s constitutional rights. left-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: what first graders asked not use words god jesus devil class video what heck happened freedom speech first graders asked use words god jesus devil indiana classroom why political correctness action parents happy first graders asked use words god devil indiana classroom fox friends foxandfriends august ind parents students indiana elementary school happy first grade teacher sent home note asking children talk god jesus devil fox statement mccordsville elementary school debate god happened first grade classroom earlier week teacher sent letter expectations parents the section letter reportedly asked parents talk children time place discuss parent submitted letter fox part reads with mccordsville elementary public school many different religions beliefs i want upset child parent words used a letter superintendent said okay students speak religion long interrupt class trying limit student view religion violation student first amendment rights however discussion becomes academic disruption district intervene maintain integrity educational process time sure violate student constitutional rights