There's a multitude of reasons why people display decorations on their personal property outside of public school classrooms.  Some are compelled to show their financial status through elaborate decoration, some do it symbolically, some do it as tradition among many other reasons.  None of those examples provide insight as to decorations inside a public classroom and the specific impact that seeing those decorations inside of the classroom has.  The topic presented is exclusive to holiday decorations inside the classroom, not at student's homes.

 Do you know if there is a measurable psychological impact on children who see, or do not see, holiday decorations inside of public classrooms?  If so why?

 I am respectfully and repeatedly answering your questions, yet you refuse to answer mine, is there a reason for that?  

Serowbot wrote on 12/07/18 at 13:01:53:


I had no idea that summer was a religious holiday.