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    Post: The Law vrs Policy - a Sticky Question.

    Posted by Tom (Houston) on 9/01/08

    There is a lot of controversy about punishing kids in
    school and someone asked a question none of us could
    answer. All states have laws against "Assault on a
    minor" which hitting with a paddle would clearly fall
    under.
    How do schools get around that?
    They say it is "in loco parentis" but that is "policy". It
    is not a law that loopholes the others is it?

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  • The Law vrs Policy - a Sticky Question., 9/01/08, by Tom (Houston).
  • Re: The Law vrs Policy - a Sticky Question., 9/23/08, by etm.
  • Re: Laws allowing corporal punishment in schools, 9/25/08, by Sara.

     
     

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