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Montgomery County MD Schools- A Horrific Nightmare
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Anonymous
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comprehensive sex ed literally helps prevent sexual assault.
more importantly. lol lmao troll. |
Anonymous
| The "comprehensive sex education" doesn't seem to be working to reduce rapes, but the issues go well beyond that. |
Anonymous
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This is the school's guidance for how to deal with your child transitioning:
"Let go of control *Parents of young children &/or kids with major emotional or cognitive challenges may need to provide more guidance -trust your child to know best for themselves what they need to be well -recognize as soon as possible in the process that like many things with our children, this really is outside of our area of control -recognize when you are straying into controlling territory(e.g. "I'm just trying to be sure that..." or something along those lines) and make a different choice -step back and don't offer advice to your child, unless it's asked for- -say the Serenity Prayer: "God grant met the strength to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference."" Pure gaslighting. I wonder if they will remove the "*Parents of young children &/or kids with major emotional or cognitive challenges may need to provide more guidance" in light of the fact that this sex education on transitioning is now mandatory for elementary school children with *no parental opt-out. https://www2.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/siteasse...trans-kids-haaga.pdf |
Anonymous
| You need to move and stop posting obsessively we get it, you hate it... just get the f out of here, we are sick of people like you. |
Anonymous
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Who would? there are 160K kids in MCPS.
While some of the incidences are just awful, and we need to hold MCPS/BOE more accountable, these are not isolated incidents to MCPS alone. Unfortunately, bad sh1t happens everywhere, and some districts are better at hiding it or dealing with it than others. Also, drug use is rampant in expensive private schools, too. If you don't like MCPS, don't send your kid there. I have one in MCPS, and one just graduated. |
Anonymous
| OP, are you sock puppeting, too? |
Anonymous
| " just get the f out of here, we are sick of people like you."- that's just extremely hateful |
Anonymous
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Troll score: 0.1
Demerits for repetition, reliance on dated material, wild hyperbole, being transparent bullshit, and being entirely too obvious and over the top. |
Anonymous
| Agreed, OP. |
Anonymous
+1. This isn't even entertaining. It's just stupid. |
Anonymous
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Well I agree with OP on the assaults and predatory behavior. This has been an ongoing problem in MCPS (and likely in other school systems too). As I've explained before, please call 911 and file a police report if your child is assaulted at school. Ask that your child call/tell YOU, and please don't wait for the school to destroy evidence or tamper with witnesses. They've done that with multiple other cases before. As for the rest: I want my children to receive sex ed. I knew my teens aren't using drugs in their high schools, and I couldn't care less about transgender stuff. |
Anonymous
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Are you really conflating rape with sex ed and students being allowed to decide when/if to disclose being trans to their parents?
That makes it hard to take you seriously. |
Anonymous
I'm just saying that it's pretty sketchy that a school system that has massive problems with sexual assault by teachers and students and administrators would seek to impose explicit sex ed on elementary school students with no parental opt-out allowed, and also seek to cut parents out of being informed of their own young children transitioning genders. |