Parents are outraged over the assignment one Utah junior high school gave to students this week, in light of the recent terrorist attacks.
According to The Washington Post, a ninth-grade teacher at Salem Junior High School asked students to create a "terrorism propaganda poster."
One parent called the school concerned that the research required for the school assignment could put his son in danger of being added to a federal terrorist watch list.
After complaints, the assignment was withdrawn. According to a school spokeswoman, the teacher will not face disciplinary action.
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