School Slams Mother Who Complains About Bibles: Get Over It Jessica Greene was shocked when her fifth grade son came home from Cloverleaf Elementary school with a Bible. Leo came home from school, and he said, Today they handed out Bibles, Greene, the Cartersville, Georgia parent told WXIA. We were in class and our teacher said that these people have volunteered to hand out Bibles, Leo explained to the station. And she said, Theres going to be a line in the library. According to Leo, every student was offered the opportunity to take a Bible. Note, there was the option to turn down the offer. Bartow County Superintendent John Harper did not respond to phone calls, but the school did write the following post on their Facebook page: The Gideons are permitted to offer Bibles to students who wish to pick them up. It is strictly voluntary and the library was the location where students could pick one up; our librarian did not give them out. We appreciate your input. If you have further concerns, please contact administration during school hours. Thank you. Of course, Greene took the opportunity to voice her distaste for the schools actions. She was instantly slammed by other parents, and the conversation got so heated that the school was forced to delete the comments. What do you think? Do you support the school handing out optional Bibles? 