Woke - Is The Pushback Beginning?

[SottoVoce]

@zantax

@SottoVoce

@WuWei

@SottoVoce

@WuWei

@SottoVoce

So if you start when you’re ten, you’re out of luck?

Noooo, she asks her MOTHER

Like I said. Show me every child has a mother at home who is available, capable and willing to answer health questions. Are people really this naive?

“Show me!” “Get back to me when…!”

What demographic are you feeling that little girls don’t have a female figure in? Who is raising these mystical motherless auntless grandmaless creatures?

So you can’t. You think every child has someone at home who can and will answer health questions. That speaks volumes. Thanks.

Because there is no information about menstruation on the internet.

I thought this couldn’t get better. A 10 year old should google menarche. That’s the solution.

[WuWei]

@SottoVoce

Pretty hard to discover neglect when you prohibit schools from discussing health issues.

No it isn’t.

You’ve lost the plot.

[zantax]

@SottoVoce

@zantax

@SottoVoce

@WuWei

@SottoVoce

@WuWei

@SottoVoce

So if you start when you’re ten, you’re out of luck?

Noooo, she asks her MOTHER

Like I said. Show me every child has a mother at home who is available, capable and willing to answer health questions. Are people really this naive?

“Show me!” “Get back to me when…!”

What demographic are you feeling that little girls don’t have a female figure in? Who is raising these mystical motherless auntless grandmaless creatures?

So you can’t. You think every child has someone at home who can and will answer health questions. That speaks volumes. Thanks.

Because there is no information about menstruation on the internet.

I thought this couldn’t get better. A 10 year old should google menarche. That’s the solution.

Well I don’t know how dumb any ten year olds you know are but the ones I know are capable of a google search about periods and knowing which sites are trustworthy. Plus it’s not exactly life or death. Heck these days they can just ask Alexa or Siri.

[SottoVoce]

@WuWei

@SottoVoce

Pretty hard to discover neglect when you prohibit schools from discussing health issues.

No it isn’t.

You’ve lost the plot.

I’m aware of the plot.

@SottoVoce

My question about naïveté has been answered.

[SottoVoce]

@zantax

@SottoVoce

@zantax

@SottoVoce

@WuWei

@SottoVoce

@WuWei

@SottoVoce

So if you start when you’re ten, you’re out of luck?

Noooo, she asks her MOTHER

Like I said. Show me every child has a mother at home who is available, capable and willing to answer health questions. Are people really this naive?

“Show me!” “Get back to me when…!”

What demographic are you feeling that little girls don’t have a female figure in? Who is raising these mystical motherless auntless grandmaless creatures?

So you can’t. You think every child has someone at home who can and will answer health questions. That speaks volumes. Thanks.

Because there is no information about menstruation on the internet.

I thought this couldn’t get better. A 10 year old should google menarche. That’s the solution.

Well I don’t know how dumb any ten year olds you know are but the ones I know are capable of a google search about periods and knowing which sites are trustworthy. Plus it’s not exactly life or death. Heck these days they can just ask Alexa or Siri.

Lol. Can’t trust a teacher to discuss menarche. We’ll leave it to the internet. It’s a resource of accurate and reliable medical information. Love it. Siri to the rescue.

[WuWei]

@SottoVoce

Can’t trust a teacher to discuss menarche.

Nope. Can’t trust crits with kids about anything.

[zantax]

@SottoVoce

@zantax

@SottoVoce

@zantax

@SottoVoce

@WuWei

@SottoVoce

@WuWei

@SottoVoce

So if you start when you’re ten, you’re out of luck?

Noooo, she asks her MOTHER

Like I said. Show me every child has a mother at home who is available, capable and willing to answer health questions. Are people really this naive?

“Show me!” “Get back to me when…!”

What demographic are you feeling that little girls don’t have a female figure in? Who is raising these mystical motherless auntless grandmaless creatures?

So you can’t. You think every child has someone at home who can and will answer health questions. That speaks volumes. Thanks.

Because there is no information about menstruation on the internet.

I thought this couldn’t get better. A 10 year old should google menarche. That’s the solution.

Well I don’t know how dumb any ten year olds you know are but the ones I know are capable of a google search about periods and knowing which sites are trustworthy. Plus it’s not exactly life or death. Heck these days they can just ask Alexa or Siri.

Lol. Can’t trust a teacher to discuss menarche. We’ll leave it to the internet. It’s a resource of accurate and reliable medical information. Love it. Siri to the rescue.

Considering most of them can’t define what a woman is, you are correct.

[Samm]

@SottoVoce

@Samm

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@Samm

All the teacher has to do is send the girl to see the school nurse. What is discussed there is no one else’s business except the parent’s … by law.

And if the girl wants to share with her friends, nobody can stop them.

Is the school nurse exempt from other aspects of the law? Are gender identity and sexual orientation OK for the school nurse to discuss? Hope the nurse isn’t a dirty lib.

The school nurse is a health practitioner, not a teacher. Different profession; different rules.

Nope. HB 1557 says all district personnel, including nurses are under the same rules. Parents have to agree before hand in writing before they can even talk to a nurse. I sure all kids having health questions, including mental health issues, come from caring homes who will be happy to sign off on talking with the school nurse.

https://weartv.com/news/local/children-now-need-parents-permission-for-school-health-care-services

https://www.wptv.com/news/education/thousands-of-palm-beach-county-students-cant-receive-basic-medical-care-due-to-missing-consent-forms

According to state law, it’s considered a misdemeanor if a health care practitioner provides care without written parental permission.

The State does not have the authority to force medical professionals to break doctor-patient confidentiality.

But you said the key word … “parents.” It is the parent’s responsibility, not the teacher’s, not the school district, not the politicians. Parents.

[zantax]

Just saying

https://danverspublicschools.org/forms/tylenol-policy-and-online-consent-form/

Please note that no medication will be administered unless the appropriate, signed paperwork is completed and on file. As part of this protocol, Tylenol/*Acetaminophen will not be administered until a parent/guardian has been contacted. This will apply to each/every dose.

[WuWei]

Fight 'em in Houston!

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[Samm]

@SottoVoce

@WuWei

@SottoVoce

Why does that matter? What happens in 6th grade that makes it “OK” to talk about menstruation? Why shouldn’t menstruation be discussed before 6th grade? What is the age range for menarche? What age are 6th graders?

Because around 12 is when most girls start. 12 is 6th grade.

Why does it need to be a topic at school? They don’t have parents? What’s with this incessant psychotic need to have the state raise children?

So if you start when you’re ten, you’re out of luck? It has to be a topic at least available at school because many parents are absolutely clueless when it comes to these matters. Some kids don’t have parents around to teach them these things to start with. Guarantee all kids parents or guardians at home who can teach them how to deal with menarche and you have a point.

Either you care about kids or you don’t. Hoping they find someone to help when there is a need means you don’t.

Does the ten-yr-old have a parent (or legal guardian)? There ya go.

And if the mother is ignorant about menstruation, there is a high likelihood that her parental responsibility has already been awarded to someone else.

[Samm]

@STODR

Yea filling out a consent form at the start of the school year is so so burdensome. Hell I can remember when my parents had to do it for me.

Maybe you are OK with the school giving your kid prescription drugs without your knowledge or consent, I would be most parents are not.

That is exactly right. Consent forms for children to see the nurse are signed at the beginning of each school year, not when the student has cause to see the nurse. These people never quit with their manufactured excuses as to why they must violate parent’s rights to raise their own children.

[WuWei]

@SottoVoce

parents are absolutely clueless when it comes to these matters.

This has to be code.

[Samm]

@SottoVoce

@WuWei

@SottoVoce

So if you start when you’re ten, you’re out of luck?

Noooo, she asks her MOTHER

Like I said. Show me every child has a mother at home who is available, capable and willing to answer health questions. Are people really this naive?

Sooo … on the extremely remote chance that a fifth grade girl who might get her period doesn’t have a parent or responsible guardian to talk to, you want to violate every parent’s rights. How very lib of you.

[Samm]

@WuWei

@SottoVoce

parents are absolutely clueless when it comes to these matters.

This has to be code.

It looks pretty transparent to me. Lib progs don’t trust parents to raise their own children.

[Conservative_frk]

I would just like to mention, that had something happened to me when my children were young, my husband could have and would have talked to my daughter through her first period and any other medical issues she may have had at school. He would have made sure that if she didn’t feel comfortable talking to him, then he would have found someone she could talk to. That’s what a dad does.

[gooddad409]

@Samm

@WuWei

@SottoVoce

parents are absolutely clueless when it comes to these matters.

This has to be code.

It looks pretty transparent to me. Lib progs don’t trust parents to raise their own children.

Lib Progs don’t Want parents raising their own children.

Can’t indoctrinate them if parents are raising them.

[DougBH]

These are typical forms that are filled out at the beginning of the year saying it is ok for the school nurse to treat your child for injuries etc, and to seek medical care if greater expertise is needed. The proper blame is on those who don’t give either consent or an alternative treatment procedure.
The solution is simple. Make the response a required completion field in the registration form. Either fill it in or the child is not registered.

Working so hard to act like leaving decisions to parents is some kind of disaster.

[DougBH]

@WuWei

@SottoVoce

Pretty hard to discover neglect when you prohibit schools from discussing health issues.

No it isn’t.

You’ve lost the plot.

He knows the plot. The state is setting up lesson plans for when it is appropriate to cover sex education. The state likes sixth grade. He likes fourth grade.
These are clearly classroom situations and not meant to cover the unusual personal situation that might be covered by a school nurse with parental consent, or a suggestion by the nurse that the parent consult a counselor.
It is trying to make a culture war out of simple state level course planning.

[RTchoke]

@zantax

Just saying

Tylenol Policy and Online Consent Form – Danvers Public Schools

Please note that no medication will be administered unless the appropriate, signed paperwork is completed and on file. As part of this protocol, Tylenol/*Acetaminophen will not be administered until a parent/guardian has been contacted. This will apply to each/every dose.

You can’t even give them a cough drop without a consent form being signed.