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Thursday, November 03, 2005
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10:02 AM
by Jason
Touching my private parts too much Thinking about having sex Thinking about touching other people's private parts Thinking about sex when I don't want to Washing myself because I feel dirty on the inside Not trusting people because they might want sex Getting scared or upset when I think about sex Having sex feelings in my body Can't stop thinking about sex Getting upset when people talk about sex Among other questions regarding nightmares, suicidal thoughts, gang violence, etc… The program was apparently to address barriers to learning, and was devised in part by a volunteer graduate student “mental health counselor.” The questions were asked of first, third, and fifth grade students. The court also held that “parents have no due process or privacy right to override the determinations of public schools as to the information to which their children will be exposed while enrolled as students.” Page 3 While I have not had the time to read the full opinion, it seems to be ridiculous, if from nothing other than a policy standpoint, that the survey, sexual portions and not, be administered to first and third graders, fifth graders maybe (and if you really want to look at these questions as addressing roadblocks to learning, try law students). I would also note that the parents based their claim in part on a “Constitutional right to privacy”, which the court sees as symbolic of pretty much everything but this issue. This is the same court that held the Pledge of Allegiance’s current text to be an unconstitutional endorsement of religion. In the interest of being labeled a shill for the religious right in addition to a Republican hack, I feel compelled to note that I post this only because it may seriously impair my enjoyment of the new O.C. tonight. 0 comments
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