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Parents are not really asked, though. Parent's consent is assumed, unless they explicitly opt their children out. > Parents can put their children on the “no p
by MoSattler 4y ago
Parents are not really asked, though. Parent's consent is assumed, unless they explicitly opt their children out.
> Parents can put their children on the “no paddle list”—a practice encouraged by a school in Kentucky if the child “bruises easy”, suffers from severe depression or has been physically abused—but amid the back-to-school chaos many forget to submit the necessary form.
- akira2501 4y ago> or has been physically abused Literally adding insult to injury and completely seeing through their own policy in one line item. "Let us know if your child has been abused before so we don't accidentally abuse them again."
- theGnuMe 4y agoSounds like a Federal civil rights violation. Someone should sue.
- themitigating 4y agoI didn't know that list existed and was initially happy that there was an opt out but then list or reasons parents should consider putting their child on the list just added another point to how much I hate Republicans