Their School Wanted To Ban The American Flag, So These Patriotic Students Did THIS To Fight Back According to recent reports, a group of high school students in Jonesboro, Georgia are taking a stand against a new rule banning the display of the American flag on school grounds. In protest, a group of students placed the American flag on their vehicles and drove around campus. The action was the result of a student posting the following to their Facebook page: I find it disturbing that when my mom picks me up from school in my truck flying an American flag, a staff member comes outside and tells me that we are not allowed to fly it in the schools (sic) parking lot. Friends of that student decided to take place in the peaceful protest. Its not right, student LaChristopher Hebert commented. This is what we love for. This is what our soldiers are fighting for. The school district released a half-hearted statement in response. The administration at Mt. Zion High School had to address an issue on Tuesday morning involving students driving around in the parking lot before school is a disruptive manner, playing loud music and displaying the American flag as well as the Confederate flag on the back of their vehicles, the statement read. Of course, the statement filed to mention what led to the peaceful protest in the first place. What do you think? Do you support these students? 