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My kids would be pulled out of this school pronto. End of story.
When this type of **** is taught in schools, then the only conclusion that can be made is that pro- homo liberals are among the worthless human beings walking this planet. Right there beside child molesters and child abusers.
Your children will grow up damaged, if they aren't already. It's a pity that no one seems to care who can and can't have kids.
#3. I don't know. Ask the school admin. The superintendent DID say that in the future there will be notification.
#1 - most? I think you're bending the truth....and that's being generous.
#2 - "Communication"... very ambiguous. Secondly, while the children might have been (and probably were) totallt blindsided by this. It was OK because technically it's communication.
So, would it have been OK to have a class on how to have phone sex or sexting etiquette? I mean that's communication, right?
#3 will there be an opt-out? Or will the notification be "hey, this is our standard curriculum now"
I agree that parents should have been told before hand, and that could have been handled better.
I'm getting frustrated having to provide the same information repeatedly. (see post above this one)
There was no "forced kiss".
There was no "lesbian" role play.
The whole asking for a kiss thing was to teach how to say no.
Really jj? Teaching to say no? Asking girls to kiss, lesbian role play is wrong. PERIOD
I agree that parents should have been told before hand, and that could have been handled better.
I'm getting frustrated having to provide the same information repeatedly. (see post above this one)
There was no "forced kiss".
There was no "lesbian" role play.
The whole asking for a kiss thing was to teach how to say no.
homosexual terminology - check
sensitivity training - check
anti-bullying - check
Simulated advance from same sex - check
this was conditioning for homosexual receptiveness at the INDIVUDAL level...
I agree that parents should have been told before hand, and that could have been handled better.
I'm getting frustrated having to provide the same information repeatedly. (see post above this one)
There was no "forced kiss".
I've seen absolutely nothing from anyone saying there was and I have no idea why the defense was even presented.
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There was no "lesbian" role play.
This is certainly questionable at best.
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The whole asking for a kiss thing was to teach how to say no.
The facts are neither of us know what all was presented.
#1 - most? I think you're bending the truth....and that's being generous.
#2 - "Communication"... very ambiguous. Secondly, while the children might have been (and probably were) totallt blindsided by this. It was OK because technically it's communication.
So, would it have been OK to have a class on how to have phone sex or sexting etiquette? I mean that's communication, right?
#3 will there be an opt-out? Or will the notification be "hey, this is our standard curriculum now"
#1 This class was separated. I have never been in a mixed gender sex ed class. I have never seen a mixed gender sex ed class ( I subbed at high schools for 3 years)
#2 Seriously?
#3 I don't know. I do not work or live in the school district. Why don't you call them and ask.
I am just stating what has been reported by the school board.
You have a handful of individuals, some homosexual, that backed a bill advocating a demonstration of homosexual advances and passing it off as a course for "life skills" .....but who is.zoomin who here?
This bull-ish is EVERY NANO-BIT about transcending current social norms as it is about instilling life skills in children.
And what do people do when they don't want their social norms to.change? They resist. And the progressives are utterly stupid to not understand why.
Again, why do you people seem to think you can force kids to be gay? You can't, and you most certainly can't during an hour or so during some kind of school assembly. There isn't a big enough face-palm for this kind of thinking.
Really jj? Teaching to say no? Asking girls to kiss, lesbian role play is wrong. PERIOD
AGAIN. No one asked the girls to kiss. the girls were asked to pair up to practice saying no to unwanted advances.
Girl 1 " Hey baby, how about a kiss"
Girl 2 "no" or "back off" OR "get out of my face"
THAT is practicing saying no to unwanted advances.
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