> You seem to believe your views preempt those of your students’ parents. I'm a parent too. I believe that my kids should be able to be their own people at sc

> You seem to believe your views preempt those of your students’ parents. I'm a parent too. I believe that my kids should be able to be their own people at school. I don't know everything that happens with them there. > You are exactly the type of educator this law is intended to target I don't work for a government entity. But nice try at being vaguely menacing. > You should not be keeping secrets from students’ parents in the first place. I'm just curious if this is what you really think. Anything that happens at school-- anything kids express-- should be rolled up in journal form and provided to the parent? Or is there any role for discretion? > Actual abuse is illegal. Report it through proper channels. Waiting for actual harm sounds bad. And there's plenty of harm that's legal or nearly so: if they want to force the kid to leave home on their 18th birthday because of what I told them, that still sucks.