My 12 y/o has decided she's "bisexual". I'm not sure what that means to her, but I've tried to communicate that I'll support her however she identifies.
so kikos school/school board wants to know the sexual orientation of children between the ages 11-14
WHY?!?
what the fuuuuck is it to anyone!
this has me and tons of parents fuming
thisIts voluntary just don't do it
I’m guessing the attempt here is that they want to find out if kids are being bullied for being gay or transgendered. This is a terrible way of doing that and honestly lays the groundwork for the school to get sued for punishing a kid because they know he’s gay.
so kikos school/school board wants to know the sexual orientation of children between the ages 11-14
WHY?!?
what the fuuuuck is it to anyone!
this has me and tons of parents fuming
this
My 12 y/o has decided she's "bisexual". I'm not sure what that means to her, but I've tried to communicate that I'll support her however she identifies.
It's hard to do though, when she tells certain (not all, mind you) teachers she'd rather be identified as "Luka" instead of "Lily", but doesn't ever bring that up to us as her parents.
Kids going into puberty are fuckin' annoying.She may just assume you’re cool with it.
Or she wants attention at school.
Probably to ensure that they have the adequate resources to help these kids should they need it.WHY?!?
what the fuuuuck is it to anyone!
A lot of kids same-sex experiment and think "huh, I must be gay".' My go-to was to tell them if they haven't tried both don't necessarily make a decision. The drama of the teen years. Good luck.My 12 y/o has decided she's "bisexual". I'm not sure what that means to her, but I've tried to communicate that I'll support her however she identifies.
It's hard to do though, when she tells certain (not all, mind you) teachers she'd rather be identified as "Luka" instead of "Lily", but doesn't ever bring that up to us as her parents.
Ohio and floridaOhio should just be avoided altogether. There’s nothing for anyone there.
My 12 y/o has decided she's "bisexual". I'm not sure what that means to her, but I've tried to communicate that I'll support her however she identifies.
It's hard to do though, when she tells certain (not all, mind you) teachers she'd rather be identified as "Luka" instead of "Lily", but doesn't ever bring that up to us as her parents.
Yeah, that survey sent home to me by my kids' school would come back with "there are two school age children at this address" scrawled in barely legible crayon.i just don’t understand why the school needs this info from kids who may not be ready to face or understand their sexuality yet
Wouldn't that be great? As Asa rightly says it could help inform the services and support that are needed in schools. If school boards aren't aware of demographics and potential need they can't then meet that need. By pretending a binary or heteronormativity just because that's your experience you're benignly damaging other people. Good job.Yeah, that survey sent home to me by my kids' school would come back with "there are two school age children at this address" scrawled in barely legible crayon.
Wouldn't that be great? As Asa rightly says it could help inform the services and support that are needed in schools. If school boards aren't aware of demographics and potential need they can't then meet that need. By pretending a binary or heteronormativity just because that's your experience you're benignly damaging other people. Good job.
Also regarding your daughter I remember around that age I came out as bisexual. It's not uncommon, weird or wrong. Again your experience is not other peoples experience.
If it's confidential then it should be submitted anonymously. They're just gathering data, they don't need names.
so kikos school/school board wants to know the sexual orientation of children between the ages 11-14
WHY?!?
what the fuuuuck is it to anyone!
this has me and tons of parents fuming