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Am I the only one shocked and outraged by this?
Federal Law requires high schools to provide my minor childrens information to military recruiters?
Has it always been this way? Or is something that came out of the last two administrations? Are they considering re-instituting a draft?
According to federal law, educatioinal instutions must provide military recruiters, institutions of higher education and prospective employers, access to secondary school students' names, addresses, and telephone listings. Colorado law states that school districts have 90 days to comply with any military recruiter's request for this information.
Am I the only one shocked and outraged by this?
Federal Law requires high schools to provide my minor childrens information to military recruiters?
Has it always been this way? Or is something that came out of the last two administrations? Are they considering re-instituting a draft?
According to federal law, educatioinal instutions must provide military recruiters, institutions of higher education and prospective employers, access to secondary school students' names, addresses, and telephone listings. Colorado law states that school districts have 90 days to comply with any military recruiter's request for this information.
I graduated high school back in 1993. We all were required to take some sort of academic test given by the military. After I took it, they would not leave me alone. They called all the time and tried to persuade me to join. I do not think this is something new.
Am I the only one shocked and outraged by this?
Federal Law requires high schools to provide my minor childrens information to military recruiters?
Has it always been this way? Or is something that came out of the last two administrations? Are they considering re-instituting a draft?
According to federal law, educatioinal instutions must provide military recruiters, institutions of higher education and prospective employers, access to secondary school students' names, addresses, and telephone listings. Colorado law states that school districts have 90 days to comply with any military recruiter's request for this information.
I'm curious as to your source. When there's a misspelling of "educational" and "institutions" right off the bat, it's credibility should be questioned.
Am I the only one shocked and outraged by this?
Federal Law requires high schools to provide my minor childrens information to military recruiters?
Has it always been this way? Or is something that came out of the last two administrations? Are they considering re-instituting a draft?
According to federal law, educatioinal instutions must provide military recruiters, institutions of higher education and prospective employers, access to secondary school students' names, addresses, and telephone listings. Colorado law states that school districts have 90 days to comply with any military recruiter's request for this information.
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I do not think this is something new.
