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'I’m not safe here': Schools ignore federal rules on restraint and seclusion
(kffhealthnews.org)
Everyone involved in the cover up needs prison time
this post was submitted on 17 Jan 2024
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I feel like this is probably the case nationwide. I don't think any school district wants to report any numbers that are going to trigger the state to "take a closer look".
Having them self-report was always going to lead to this though. If you want regulations to have teeth, there has to be an agency enforcing them
Yeah, and then it's one more group you have to pitch to tax payers, who just see a budget of say a million dollars. They don't stop to math that out to be a few bucks at most to make it so things actually work for the better. You also have to keep those positions from being filled by people that are going to actively work against any positive like we have seen with school boards. And even having to think about people out to sabotage kids would have been crazy a decade ago, now it's such a common occurrence.
Oh. This happened to me as a kid, like, 20 years ago during the ADHD "No child left behind" scare. All the teachers wanted every problematic student to be put on Ritalin. They even had the pills on hand, no doctor on premises, and would try to use this secluded secret room and other coercion tactics to try and get kids to try Ritalin.
No one was fired or arrested, it was suggested in an anonymous letter to the editor that the "bad teachers be let go" when they built and opened a new elementary school building.