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According to Fox News.com, an Arizona high school
student is speaking out after he was suspended from school for making a picture
of a gun and an American flag the desktop background on his school-issued
computer.
ABC15 reports freshman Daniel McClaine Jr. was initially suspended for three
days for the photo, which shows a flag and an AK-47.
District policy forbids students from "sending or displaying offensive
messages or pictures," and accessing, sending, creating or forwarding pictures
deemed "harassing, threatening, or illegal."
McClaine argues the photo, which he says he found on the Internet, does not
violate this policy. His suspension was reduced after his father complained to
the school.
"To me it's ridiculous. Three days for a picture? It
wasn't like he was standing in front of the school holding the gun," Daniel
McClaine Sr told ABC15. "He should have got a warning. He shouldn't have ever
been suspended. Not for something so frivolous."
