text: Gruhcho, fundamentalist Christians have long been opposed to the celebration of Halloween. They find it offensive. Just as they find Harry Potter offensive. So schools accommodated by calling it Orange & Black Day. 
  
  Where does accommodation end? Gosh. you sound annoyed that people are diverse and different. In truth, there aren't that many religions that require accommodation. And there aren't Imams and priests involved, only students. It would help if you read the story before commenting.
  
  Indeed, you seem to project a lot. I did not question the legality of Christmas. I pointed out that it is already enshrined in law and so there's no need to accommodate Christians. I know I'm not the centre of the universe. I enjoy having a week off at Christmas. But I also know some need to take time out for their religious beliefs and I'm happy to cut them some slack.
  
  The question is What it to you? Why do you get so bothered by ten or twenty teens taking a prayer break between classes? Why not?