By all means, give teachers even more eggshells to carefully walk on, with consequences for screwing it up (if no consequences, what's the point of having the l

By all means, give teachers even more eggshells to carefully walk on, with consequences for screwing it up (if no consequences, what's the point of having the law at all?) while they're seeing inflation-adjusted pay fall fast, benefits (healthcare especially) not-so-gradually eroding, and we already have alarmingly-low enrollment in education programs. Go ahead and speed up the collapse of public education that's already in progress. Rather than, you know, letting them just behave like human beings possessing judgement and at least a little common-sense, which I'd bet has been working out entirely fine in damn near all cases, as far as it relates to this topic. If you want to find an example or five of somethings stupid or bad happening in a country of 330+ million, you can, but is this an actual widespread problem worth legislating, that individual schools and districts aren't manage to handle just fine on their own, overall? I doubt it.