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mike wrote: ↑Wed Oct 13, 2021 7:30 am People who are concerned about the environment in public schools will probably not have waited till this point to pull their children out to place them in home or private schools. But instances like this will surely confirm they have done the right thing,
and it might be the straw that broke the camel's back for some who are still in the system.
They might be rare, but common sense tells you things like this will happen. Allowing boys to identify as girls at will and allowing them to use the restrooms of their choice is a radical change and flies in the face of nature. There will be consequences to this, and this instance is one of them.
It is telling that there appears to be a coverup to acknowledge the assault.
I don't agree with some of the father's actions in this case. (Being combative with a police officer doesn't usually work out too well.) However, in the face of denial and coverup, it is understandable why victims and their families sometimes take the approach of presenting their complaint to the public. That is what people do when they feel they have no other recourse.
But people do have other options for schooling their kids. And increasingly it looks like they are taking those options.
Home-schooling numbers double in months, but pandemic not the only reason
California Parents Contributing to the Homeschool Boom - 160,000 students have left the public schools here in California
Charter, private schools see growth during pandemic as 1.4 million kids taken out of public schools: study