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Reply to "Why can't a school trust my kid to take meds on her own during the day?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote]Okay in this situation, the kid isn't going to be bringing anything besides Tylenol or whatever. Who has to know? [/quote] Did you read the post about the child who was suspended for several weeks? It was in WAPO several years ago. If OP wants to take the risk--go for it. I wouldn't. Lots of people speed on the roads and don't get caught. Does that make it okay? I suspect we have all done that--I have, and I received a ticket in a small town "speed trap". Sure, it was ridiculous that they had a 20 mph speed limit on a four lane major highway--but it was the law. I paid the ticket. And, OP will have no recourse if her daughter gets caught. Suspension for several weeks in her Senior year might make a great essay--but it could also result in very poor grades and missing fun school activities. [/quote]
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