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6/17/2012 4:18:50 PM
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3rd grader forced to bathe by school employees.
[url=http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/06/16/12258691-parents-lawsuit-third-grader-forced-to-bathe-at-texas-school?lite]So, the parents sue[/url].
The oddest comment in the article and the one that makes me raise an eyebrow?
[quote]"It's never go two, three days without a bath -- never," the mother said.[/quote]
If it is never two days, why would she mention three?
[quote]"His body and his ears, they were really sore, real tender from being scrubbed," Amber Tilley said.[/quote]
Tender from being scrubbed with a washcloth? Is the washcloth made of sandpaper or is the childs skin that delicate (or unaccustomed to being scrubbed)?
I will admit that this is a strange one, but really doesn't smell right and I don't know if it is the child, the parents, or the school.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] WildGIXER DAVE [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Recon Number 54 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] WildGIXER DAVE In the UK nobody has the right to lay a hand on your child . If a teacher did that to my children ,they wouldn't be teaching any more . They wouldn't be able to do anything any more , if you know what i mean .[/quote] How can the schools be expected to have your child for hours a day and never ever touch them? There has to be some reasonable amount of physical interaction otherwise you shouldn't be entrusting your child to them for over a dozen years.[/quote] If you think this it is ok then i think your a -blam!- Muppet. I thought forum Ninjas had common sense , i live and learn . There's a difference between helping a child learn gymnastics ,or pointing them in the right direction , or helping a young child blow there snotty nose . Infact there is a BIG bloody difference between the above and stripping , scrubbing and humiliating them . [/quote] I agree, I mean it's ok if the teacher has to pick up a child or something to separate them for violence or something, but that's where I draw the line.
