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Anonymous wrote:Those of you writing the council need to know that they're acting how they're acting because they have heard from so many MORE of us whose children are in unsafe schools, taking inadequate COVID precautions, and using the threat of CPS to coerce silence families who are frightened to send their children. I'm truly repulsed by those of you who are shouting "privilege" at us even as you send your kids off to your very safe charter or safe public. Its not even in this city, it's not even close, and you need to check YOUR privilege. POC are carrying the brunt of this illness and white people should stop trying to talk for them and stop trying to suggest that a family who is keeping their child home in fear is somehow not equipped to make that decision, and need YOU to make the decision for them. That's a terrible thing to do to people who can and are speaking for themselves.

+1 the DCUM echo chamber isn’t real (and frankly is probably filled with folks who don’t even live in the district.

I know it's hard to come to grips with the fact that you created legal child abuse. But you did, Jan. It's real.

Spoken like someone who has no idea what child abuse really is. There’s the real privilege.

Yeah, Jan. I do. That's why this portion of the bill is so foul. Scream all you want.

I don’t need to scream. Elected officials are listening to me. [shrug]

Privileged much?

It's grotesque that you are all gloating about legalizing child abuse.

There are not enough eye rolls on the internet for this but I’ll try.

Explain to me how we will catch cases of educational neglect now.

The school will report it. Just like they do now.

What? To whom? They can't get CPS involved if the family says they're keeping the kids out of school bc of COVID.

Apparently you can’t read. The school can still report to CPS. This just gives them the choice not to. For a very short period of time.

you are reading the wrong paragraph about absences due to quarantine. look at the one above it about excused absences. excused absences are not a basis for triggering reports to cps.

Anonymous wrote:This is really scary. I work as a case manager with DC Medicaid. School is extremely protective for thousands of DC kids--it gives them food, daily structure (and time away from the chaos at home) and in some cases keeps them away from actual physical harm.

I have no idea what the council is thinking. This is going to be devastating to many DC kids whose parents don't or can't have their kids' best interest at heart. I know it's hard to imagine this but many parents make daily and long-term decisions that harm their kids. We saw this in the pandemic--tons of kids who were not schooled at all because there was no-one in the home to login them on, there were many parents who sold the school-owned devices, etc. And this was just the educational neglect (there is physical neglect, abuse, etc).

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Anonymous wrote:Those of you writing the council need to know that they're acting how they're acting because they have heard from so many MORE of us whose children are in unsafe schools, taking inadequate COVID precautions, and using the threat of CPS to coerce silence families who are frightened to send their children. I'm truly repulsed by those of you who are shouting "privilege" at us even as you send your kids off to your very safe charter or safe public. Its not even in this city, it's not even close, and you need to check YOUR privilege. POC are carrying the brunt of this illness and white people should stop trying to talk for them and stop trying to suggest that a family who is keeping their child home in fear is somehow not equipped to make that decision, and need YOU to make the decision for them. That's a terrible thing to do to people who can and are speaking for themselves.

+1 the DCUM echo chamber isn’t real (and frankly is probably filled with folks who don’t even live in the district.

I know it's hard to come to grips with the fact that you created legal child abuse. But you did, Jan. It's real.

Spoken like someone who has no idea what child abuse really is. There’s the real privilege.

Yeah, Jan. I do. That's why this portion of the bill is so foul. Scream all you want.

I don’t need to scream. Elected officials are listening to me. [shrug]

Privileged much?

It's grotesque that you are all gloating about legalizing child abuse.

There are not enough eye rolls on the internet for this but I’ll try.

Explain to me how we will catch cases of educational neglect now.

The school will report it. Just like they do now.

What? To whom? They can't get CPS involved if the family says they're keeping the kids out of school bc of COVID.

Apparently you can’t read. The school can still report to CPS. This just gives them the choice not to. For a very short period of time.

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Anonymous wrote:Those of you writing the council need to know that they're acting how they're acting because they have heard from so many MORE of us whose children are in unsafe schools, taking inadequate COVID precautions, and using the threat of CPS to coerce silence families who are frightened to send their children. I'm truly repulsed by those of you who are shouting "privilege" at us even as you send your kids off to your very safe charter or safe public. Its not even in this city, it's not even close, and you need to check YOUR privilege. POC are carrying the brunt of this illness and white people should stop trying to talk for them and stop trying to suggest that a family who is keeping their child home in fear is somehow not equipped to make that decision, and need YOU to make the decision for them. That's a terrible thing to do to people who can and are speaking for themselves.

+1 the DCUM echo chamber isn’t real (and frankly is probably filled with folks who don’t even live in the district.

I know it's hard to come to grips with the fact that you created legal child abuse. But you did, Jan. It's real.

Spoken like someone who has no idea what child abuse really is. There’s the real privilege.

Yeah, Jan. I do. That's why this portion of the bill is so foul. Scream all you want.

I don’t need to scream. Elected officials are listening to me. [shrug]

Privileged much?

It's grotesque that you are all gloating about legalizing child abuse.

There are not enough eye rolls on the internet for this but I’ll try.

Explain to me how we will catch cases of educational neglect now.

The school will report it. Just like they do now.

What? To whom? They can't get CPS involved if the family says they're keeping the kids out of school bc of COVID.

Apparently you can’t read. The school can still report to CPS. This just gives them the choice not to. For a very short period of time.

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Anonymous wrote:Those of you writing the council need to know that they're acting how they're acting because they have heard from so many MORE of us whose children are in unsafe schools, taking inadequate COVID precautions, and using the threat of CPS to coerce silence families who are frightened to send their children. I'm truly repulsed by those of you who are shouting "privilege" at us even as you send your kids off to your very safe charter or safe public. Its not even in this city, it's not even close, and you need to check YOUR privilege. POC are carrying the brunt of this illness and white people should stop trying to talk for them and stop trying to suggest that a family who is keeping their child home in fear is somehow not equipped to make that decision, and need YOU to make the decision for them. That's a terrible thing to do to people who can and are speaking for themselves.

+1 the DCUM echo chamber isn’t real (and frankly is probably filled with folks who don’t even live in the district.

I know it's hard to come to grips with the fact that you created legal child abuse. But you did, Jan. It's real.

Spoken like someone who has no idea what child abuse really is. There’s the real privilege.

Yeah, Jan. I do. That's why this portion of the bill is so foul. Scream all you want.

I don’t need to scream. Elected officials are listening to me. [shrug]

Privileged much?

It's grotesque that you are all gloating about legalizing child abuse.

There are not enough eye rolls on the internet for this but I’ll try.

Explain to me how we will catch cases of educational neglect now.

The school will report it. Just like they do now.

What? To whom? They can't get CPS involved if the family says they're keeping the kids out of school bc of COVID.

Apparently you can’t read. The school can still report to CPS. This just gives them the choice not to. For a very short period of time.

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Anonymous wrote:Those of you writing the council need to know that they're acting how they're acting because they have heard from so many MORE of us whose children are in unsafe schools, taking inadequate COVID precautions, and using the threat of CPS to coerce silence families who are frightened to send their children. I'm truly repulsed by those of you who are shouting "privilege" at us even as you send your kids off to your very safe charter or safe public. Its not even in this city, it's not even close, and you need to check YOUR privilege. POC are carrying the brunt of this illness and white people should stop trying to talk for them and stop trying to suggest that a family who is keeping their child home in fear is somehow not equipped to make that decision, and need YOU to make the decision for them. That's a terrible thing to do to people who can and are speaking for themselves.

+1 the DCUM echo chamber isn’t real (and frankly is probably filled with folks who don’t even live in the district.

I know it's hard to come to grips with the fact that you created legal child abuse. But you did, Jan. It's real.

Spoken like someone who has no idea what child abuse really is. There’s the real privilege.

Yeah, Jan. I do. That's why this portion of the bill is so foul. Scream all you want.

I don’t need to scream. Elected officials are listening to me. [shrug]

Privileged much?

It's grotesque that you are all gloating about legalizing child abuse.

There are not enough eye rolls on the internet for this but I’ll try.

Explain to me how we will catch cases of educational neglect now.

The school will report it. Just like they do now.

What? To whom? They can't get CPS involved if the family says they're keeping the kids out of school bc of COVID.

Anonymous wrote:This legislation lasts three months. Ya’ll need to simmer down.

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Anonymous wrote:Those of you writing the council need to know that they're acting how they're acting because they have heard from so many MORE of us whose children are in unsafe schools, taking inadequate COVID precautions, and using the threat of CPS to coerce silence families who are frightened to send their children. I'm truly repulsed by those of you who are shouting "privilege" at us even as you send your kids off to your very safe charter or safe public. Its not even in this city, it's not even close, and you need to check YOUR privilege. POC are carrying the brunt of this illness and white people should stop trying to talk for them and stop trying to suggest that a family who is keeping their child home in fear is somehow not equipped to make that decision, and need YOU to make the decision for them. That's a terrible thing to do to people who can and are speaking for themselves.

+1 the DCUM echo chamber isn’t real (and frankly is probably filled with folks who don’t even live in the district.

I know it's hard to come to grips with the fact that you created legal child abuse. But you did, Jan. It's real.

Spoken like someone who has no idea what child abuse really is. There’s the real privilege.

Yeah, Jan. I do. That's why this portion of the bill is so foul. Scream all you want.

I don’t need to scream. Elected officials are listening to me. [shrug]

Privileged much?

It's grotesque that you are all gloating about legalizing child abuse.

There are not enough eye rolls on the internet for this but I’ll try.

Explain to me how we will catch cases of educational neglect now.

The school will report it. Just like they do now.

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Anonymous wrote:Those of you writing the council need to know that they're acting how they're acting because they have heard from so many MORE of us whose children are in unsafe schools, taking inadequate COVID precautions, and using the threat of CPS to coerce silence families who are frightened to send their children. I'm truly repulsed by those of you who are shouting "privilege" at us even as you send your kids off to your very safe charter or safe public. Its not even in this city, it's not even close, and you need to check YOUR privilege. POC are carrying the brunt of this illness and white people should stop trying to talk for them and stop trying to suggest that a family who is keeping their child home in fear is somehow not equipped to make that decision, and need YOU to make the decision for them. That's a terrible thing to do to people who can and are speaking for themselves.

+1 the DCUM echo chamber isn’t real (and frankly is probably filled with folks who don’t even live in the district.

I know it's hard to come to grips with the fact that you created legal child abuse. But you did, Jan. It's real.

Spoken like someone who has no idea what child abuse really is. There’s the real privilege.

Yeah, Jan. I do. That's why this portion of the bill is so foul. Scream all you want.

I don’t need to scream. Elected officials are listening to me. [shrug]

Privileged much?

It's grotesque that you are all gloating about legalizing child abuse.

There are not enough eye rolls on the internet for this but I’ll try.

Explain to me how we will catch cases of educational neglect now.

The school will report it. Just like they do now.

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Anonymous wrote:Those of you writing the council need to know that they're acting how they're acting because they have heard from so many MORE of us whose children are in unsafe schools, taking inadequate COVID precautions, and using the threat of CPS to coerce silence families who are frightened to send their children. I'm truly repulsed by those of you who are shouting "privilege" at us even as you send your kids off to your very safe charter or safe public. Its not even in this city, it's not even close, and you need to check YOUR privilege. POC are carrying the brunt of this illness and white people should stop trying to talk for them and stop trying to suggest that a family who is keeping their child home in fear is somehow not equipped to make that decision, and need YOU to make the decision for them. That's a terrible thing to do to people who can and are speaking for themselves.

+1 the DCUM echo chamber isn’t real (and frankly is probably filled with folks who don’t even live in the district.

I know it's hard to come to grips with the fact that you created legal child abuse. But you did, Jan. It's real.

Spoken like someone who has no idea what child abuse really is. There’s the real privilege.

Yeah, Jan. I do. That's why this portion of the bill is so foul. Scream all you want.

I don’t need to scream. Elected officials are listening to me. [shrug]

Privileged much?

It's grotesque that you are all gloating about legalizing child abuse.

There are not enough eye rolls on the internet for this but I’ll try.

Explain to me how we will catch cases of educational neglect now.

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Anonymous wrote:Those of you writing the council need to know that they're acting how they're acting because they have heard from so many MORE of us whose children are in unsafe schools, taking inadequate COVID precautions, and using the threat of CPS to coerce silence families who are frightened to send their children. I'm truly repulsed by those of you who are shouting "privilege" at us even as you send your kids off to your very safe charter or safe public. Its not even in this city, it's not even close, and you need to check YOUR privilege. POC are carrying the brunt of this illness and white people should stop trying to talk for them and stop trying to suggest that a family who is keeping their child home in fear is somehow not equipped to make that decision, and need YOU to make the decision for them. That's a terrible thing to do to people who can and are speaking for themselves.

+1 the DCUM echo chamber isn’t real (and frankly is probably filled with folks who don’t even live in the district.

I know it's hard to come to grips with the fact that you created legal child abuse. But you did, Jan. It's real.

Spoken like someone who has no idea what child abuse really is. There’s the real privilege.

Yeah, Jan. I do. That's why this portion of the bill is so foul. Scream all you want.

I don’t need to scream. Elected officials are listening to me. [shrug]

Privileged much?

It's grotesque that you are all gloating about legalizing child abuse.

There are not enough eye rolls on the internet for this but I’ll try.

you literally just got a bill passed that hamstrings CPS. you deserve all the child abuse accusations you get.

Yep. and instead of saying "Oh yeah this bill DID create a loophole for people to not actually educate their kids at all for 3 months, and to just drop off the map. How can we change that?"....you just roll your eyes.

damn y'all are gross.

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+1 the DCUM echo chamber isn’t real (and frankly is probably filled with folks who don’t even live in the district.

I know it's hard to come to grips with the fact that you created legal child abuse. But you did, Jan. It's real.

Spoken like someone who has no idea what child abuse really is. There’s the real privilege.

Yeah, Jan. I do. That's why this portion of the bill is so foul. Scream all you want.

I don’t need to scream. Elected officials are listening to me. [shrug]

Privileged much?

It's grotesque that you are all gloating about legalizing child abuse.

There are not enough eye rolls on the internet for this but I’ll try.

Anonymous wrote:This tweet says 92 families have been referred to CFS for “educational neglect.” https://twitter.com/perrystein/status/1446499699557429258?s=21

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Anonymous wrote:I’m 15 pages in and I still don’t understand the need for this piece of the legislation. Typically, I think the “just homeschool” argument is a bit harsh and privileged. But these folks are literally “just homeschooling”. So why can’t they fill out the dang paperwork so CPS doesn’t knock on their door?

because they either don't want to (for people attending IB) or don't want to lose their charter/OOB spot. That's it. Let's not pretend it's anything else.

And here’s the real issue. Lottery losers being mad that people get to keep their seat. Pathetic.