Wylie East high school did a number and let Why Islam representatives into the school to hand out Qurans, pamphlets for Sharia law, and let females try on hijabs. None of this was reviewed, permitted, and the district is trying to cover up everything. The Why Islam people posted pictures of the girls that tried on all over the internet and are fighting taking the pictures down after cease and desist letters.
It is a big deal but it is not the first time, last year the principal/the school posted the be below picture. For those that don't know Wylie is in Collin county which has one of the fastest growing Muslim populations in the USA and where one of the Epic cities is planned. While it is one of the most affluent counties in Texas it certainly has major issues.
Wylie East screw up

It is a big deal but it is not the first time, last year the principal/the school posted the be below picture. For those that don't know Wylie is in Collin county which has one of the fastest growing Muslim populations in the USA and where one of the Epic cities is planned. While it is one of the most affluent counties in Texas it certainly has major issues.
Wylie East screw up

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"During the lunch period, four women representing the organization Why Islam were present on campus. We reviewed security footage fewer than 50 students visited their table. Most students appeared to take a piece of candy, approximately four students received Henna designs, and about a dozen tried on a scarf or hijab. The table also included informational pamphlets and copies of the Quran. A few students voluntarily picked up materials, and the representatives provided Why Islam-branded bags for those who accepted the items…
"The organization did not have permission to distribute any materials on campus. Outside organizations are not permitted to distribute materials to students without prior approval from campus and district administration. Guests may speak only with official student clubs with prior approval and may address only students who have signed parent permission forms on file. In this case, the organization did not have permission to distribute materials, did not receive approval to speak with students outside of the club, and the club did not submit the required guest speaker request form.
"This situation is not about religion, politics, ideology, or any personal belief system. It is about a procedural breakdown. Mistakes were made, and we take full responsibility. We are actively addressing the lapses and reviewing our internal procedures and staff oversight related to student clubs and guest approvals to ensure incidents like this do not happen again."