@J2CP1@VirtualHybrid It is not the schools responsibility to allow, encourage, or assist with this issue. They must deal with the child’s parent and if abuse is identified, contact law enforcement. The schools job is not to remove all pain from a child’s life.
@J2CP1@VirtualHybrid The privacy of a counselor’s office is a good place to discuss issues such as this. If it’s a touching problem a counselor can bring in law enforcement. This is problem solving not teaching in the classroom. Two different things Joe.
@J2CP1@VirtualHybrid Yes. It’s none of the schools business what goes on in the home unless it manifests itself in school. That’s not teaching this crap.
@J2CP1@VirtualHybrid I agree, they should have acceptance and understanding at home. All I’m saying is that the government/school should not get involved unless there is an issue to resolve. The government screws up nearly everything it touches and should not take an active role in family matters.
@J2CP1@VirtualHybrid What they don’t tell kids is that Johnny is now a girl named Jilly. You cannot change your sex it’s “scientifically impossible. Johnny has a condition called gender disphoria or he’s just a feminine boy. He’s still a boy!
@J2CP1@VirtualHybrid The whole world for all time is surrounded by sexuality but schools should stay out of that when kids are young. Maybe it’s ok to do some education in high school