Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:daughters elem school, the teacher kept a basket of pads in the classroom for anyone who needed it. It was talke about frankly with entire class. I thought this was a great idea. All DCPS middle schools should have options for free pads and tampons for any girl who needs them
MAGA would have a field day with this. We're not supposed to talk about women's bodies, they belong to the men!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:daughters elem school, the teacher kept a basket of pads in the classroom for anyone who needed it. It was talke about frankly with entire class. I thought this was a great idea. All DCPS middle schools should have options for free pads and tampons for any girl who needs them
That's great! Wish more schools did this
The teachers probably buy it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I hope they are allowing girls to go to the bathroom as needed. I used to get awful GI symptoms as a teen.
Me too but my Mom would let me stay home. Thankfully.
Anonymous wrote:daughters elem school, the teacher kept a basket of pads in the classroom for anyone who needed it. It was talke about frankly with entire class. I thought this was a great idea. All DCPS middle schools should have options for free pads and tampons for any girl who needs them
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:daughters elem school, the teacher kept a basket of pads in the classroom for anyone who needed it. It was talke about frankly with entire class. I thought this was a great idea. All DCPS middle schools should have options for free pads and tampons for any girl who needs them
That's great! Wish more schools did this
Anonymous wrote:A .gov website with icons of bloody underwear, tampons, and drops of blood instead of bullet points... now I have seen it all.
Anonymous wrote:I hope they are allowing girls to go to the bathroom as needed. I used to get awful GI symptoms as a teen.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The DC laws regarding this (eduction about and access to supplies at schools) are available at
https://osse.dc.gov/page/dc-menstrual-health-education-standards
“As an integral part of the Expanding Student Access to Period Products Act (DC Law 24-92), local education agencies (LEAs), private schools and higher education institutions in the District shall install and maintain dispensers with free-for-use menstrual products in women's and gender-neutral restrooms. If a school building does not have a gender-neutral restroom, then the menstrual products shall also be available in at least one men's restroom.“
Doubt this is actually happening.