CRASH Movie Permission Slip

							                      CRASH Movie Permission Slip

The movie “Crash” will be shown at Rockhurst High School in the Rose Theater on
Friday, March 30th at 7:30. “Crash” is a movie about the diverse melting pot of post-9/11
in Los Angeles. This movie examines fear and bigotry from multiple perspectives as
characters careen in and out of one another’s lives. The movie is being presented by the
M.E.E.T. (Multi-ethnic Educational Team) Club, a group of Rockhurst students from
different ethnic, religious, cultural and socioeconomic groups that come together to
celebrate their heritage as well as educate others about bias, bigotry and racism. Our
mission is to educate the Rockhurst community on diversity and show them that as “men
for other” we can make a difference in the world by accepting and embracing people for
who they are, not what they look like.

“Crash” is rated “R” and recommended for student 17 and older. Please sign below if
you give your student permission to watch the movie in class and be involved in the
discussion following. If you have any questions, please call Carol Dougherty,
Counselor/Moderator of the MEET Club.



I give my son/daughter _____________________________________ permission to
watch the movie “Crash” in theology class and participate in a discussion following the
movie.




Parent