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7. Is your note likely to be read by anybody?

Sun Dec 15, 2013, 11:28 PM

Dec 2013

... or is the teacher just going to leaf through the slips that were returned and find the "no" slips so those children will be sent to the library?

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Response to abstinence education in school [View all] xmas74 Dec 2013 OP

Personally, I would want significant clarification. LeftyMom Dec 2013 #1

Not this program, unfortunately xmas74 Dec 2013 #2

But you really don't want to alienate her from her classmates. xmas74 Dec 2013 #12

Not bad. RC Dec 2013 #3

It was totally off the cuff. xmas74 Dec 2013 #4

Someone needs to speak up to get the ball rolling. RC Dec 2013 #6

Probably after class. xmas74 Dec 2013 #13

I agree with Lefty Mom. Ms. Toad Dec 2013 #5

I plan on it xmas74 Dec 2013 #14

Is your note likely to be read by anybody? surrealAmerican Dec 2013 #7

It's on the same sheet of paper as the permission slip xmas74 Dec 2013 #15

nope. barbtries Dec 2013 #9

That's what I believe. xmas74 Dec 2013 #16

No, not too preachy at all. Shandris Dec 2013 #10

I live in a very, very conservative area. xmas74 Dec 2013 #18

Great note. DLnyc Dec 2013 #11

I'm lucky I was able to get out as much I as did. xmas74 Dec 2013 #17

Just reread both the handwritten and the typed note here- xmas74 Dec 2013 #19

You say that but this isn't your child's school. xmas74 Dec 2013 #21

I don't think it's too preachy. LWolf Dec 2013 #22

Way nicer than I would have been. Iggo Dec 2013 #23

That's not preachy! You're a stakeholder in that school district Heidi Dec 2013 #24