Gender Confusion

[GURPS]

One Jeffco parent reached out to The Daily Wire concerned that the school would not inform parents if their child is over the age of 11. According to school guidance, if a child in secondary school uses a different name, gender, or is using different pronouns at school, teachers are not required to inform the parents.

According to the toolkit, elementary school teachers are told to inform parents about persistent gender dysphoria.

“If school staff believe that a gender identity or expression issue is presenting itself and creating difficulty for the child at school, approaching parents/guardians about the issue is appropriate at the elementary level,” the guide reads. “Together the family and school can then identify appropriate steps to support the student.”



Colorado School District Instructs Teachers To Avoid Informing Parents If Their Child Shows ‘Persistent’ Gender Confusion

 

[BOP]

I remember my father going to meet my teachers at every new school I went to, assuring them that they had his express permission to beat my ass if I got out of line. What I don't remember him saying is that after they got through with me, I'd get another beating at home.

 

[stgislander]

I remember my father going to meet my teachers at every new school I went to, assuring them that they had his express permission to beat my ass if I got out of line. What I don't remember him saying is that after they got through with me, I'd get another beating at home.

Oh... that was made VERY clear to me.

 

[vraiblonde]

I remember my father going to meet my teachers at every new school I went to, assuring them that they had his express permission to beat my ass if I got out of line. What I don't remember him saying is that after they got through with me, I'd get another beating at home.

Psh, if some teacher had put their hands on me my mom would have burned that school to the ground.

 

[Kyle]

I was very familar with "Pete the Paddle" in first grade.

 

[DaSDGuy]

Don't remember the school using corporate punishment on me even though it was allowed at the time. I was just not stupid enough to get caught. Now at home, mom would give us a whipping followed by the "wait till your father gets home" line. And we would get it again.
No scars from either, but sitting was painful at times. Weeping Willow trees inspired the cat-o-nine tails I believe.

 

[black dog]

I was very familar with "Pete the Paddle" in first grade.

That better than Lean over the desk son and drop your pants...
And you meet Pete the Penis...

Or being an alter boy...

 

[Monello]

Not sure what's confusing. You are either an innie or an outie. And you don't get to pick which 1 you are.

 

[black dog]

Psh, if some teacher had put their hands on me my mom would have burned that school to the ground.

Yep. I saw it twice in my youth.
I had a industrial arts teacher put his hands on me in 8th grade, my father saw the welts he put on me.
He hit my about a half a dozen times with a Plexiglas rod.
It got physical the next morning in the industrial arts wing of North Bethesda JH.
Nobody but Master Chief put hands on his children, lol that was his job.

 

[Kyle]

That better than Lean over the desk son and drop your pants...
And you meet Pete the Penis...

Or being an alter boy...

Dayum!

What school did YOU go to???

 

[Gilligan]

I was very familar with "Pete the Paddle" in first grade.

The one our elementary school vice principle deployed was his old college frat paddle...he'd nicknamed it "Irene". Irene's paddle section was split lengthwise...from age, obviously (in hindsight). However, the VP had us all convinced that the split was to make Irene more effective; when the paddle contacted your ass, the split would purportedly grab a piece of it. When a student achieved deserving status, all the kids in the classrooms on that hallway would be called out to line up, backs against the corridor walls, to observe the measured deployment of Irene on the backside of the deserving miscreant.

And that, my friends, is how we young uns avoiding becoming brats like Vrai.

 

[black dog]

Dayum!

What school did YOU go to???

I went to public, alot of my friends went to St Janes Dechantal on Old Georgtown Rd, and on to Holy Cross, Imaculata, georgetowm prep, Gonzaga, st johns, good councle and so on...

 

[SamSpade]

Not sure what's confusing. You are either an innie or an outie. And you don't get to pick which 1 you are.

Was listening to - someone - on the air last night.
He made at least a couple of points, not the least of which is that gender transitions are cosmetic - you change how you look, but you don't change your chromosomes, your brain, your inner organs. Just changing your appearance to resemble the opposite sex doesn't MAKE you one, and down the road you'll realize that.

Men and women are biologically different, and it's not just hormones and genitalia. The bones are different; the hearing and sight capabilities differ.

Scientific Facts About Differences Between Men and Women - Factinate

www.factinate.com

You do NOT "become a man/woman" by having hormone replacement, any more than you become a dog by acting like one.
It's the exterior they change - it's like putting aluminum siding on a really old house. It's still an old house.

 

[Kyle]

... Gonzaga, ...

My Grandfather tried talking my Mother into sending me there for HS.

I found out there were NO girls in that school and said "########! Ain't goin!"

 

[Gilligan]

Dayum!

What school did YOU go to???

Explains some things.....

 

[stgislander]

Don't remember the school using corporate punishment on me even though it was allowed at the time. I was just not stupid enough to get caught. Now at home, mom would give us a whipping followed by the "wait till your father gets home" line. And we would get it again.
No scars from either, but sitting was painful at times. Weeping Willow trees inspired the cat-o-nine tails I believe.

I think the worst day of my life was the day I told my mom that the whipping she just gave me didn't hurt.

 

[vraiblonde]

I think the worst day of my life was the day I told my mom that the whipping she just gave me didn't hurt.

Not very bright, were you?

 

[stgislander]

Not very bright, were you?

No, not very bright. I think I was 9 or 10.

 

[Kyle]

 

[warneckutz]

Where’s ballsniffer? This is definitely a topic for shim.