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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]“During transition periods and more unstructured times, like before school, after school and lunch periods, schools may limit access to designated restrooms.”

So, at the impacted secondary schools, when do kids use the bathroom? During class only? Or wait during lunch for the only open restroom? Will teachers always allow kids to use the bathroom during class? [/quote]

It would help if you found a new hobby. Obsessing about bathrooms seems unhealthy.[/quote]

Okay, boymom[/quote]

FTR, I am a boymom and the bathroom situation infuriates me.  My son avoids going to the bathroom also and it’s ridiculous. [/quote]

School bathrooms were sketchy when I was in school 30 years ago, and I avoided them. I guess nothing really changes.[/quote]

Kids were overdosing and dying or getting shot in the bathrooms 30 years ago?

Kind of hard to believe since[b] Magruder was the first-ever school shooting in MCPS history[/b]....[/quote]

It's good to know that a rare thing then.[/quote]

How many bathroom shootings will it take for you to feel MCPS should alter its security strategy and posture with regard to bathrooms? 10 dead kids? 20? How much collateral damage are you ok with so you can preserve the status quo and why are their lives worth that to you?[/quote]

A better question might be how many school shootings do there have to be until common Sense gun legislation is enacted. This isn't about bathrooms or MCPS. Anyone who says otherwise is a moron.[/quote]

MCPS doesn't control federal or state gun control laws, so it's a moot point since we're talking about [b]the steps MCPS can and should take from a security and safety perspective to ensure its buildings are safe and where guns and drugs don't get in.[/b]

Stop deflecting and answer the question you were asked. Direct gun control law questions to federal and state legislators.[/quote]

1. Advocate for common sense gun legislation at the federal and state level.
2. Advocate for harm-mitigation programs and funding at the federal and state level.[/quote]

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