November 1, 200718 yr http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2007-11-01-birth-control-poll_N.htm WASHINGTON (AP) — People decisively favor letting their public schools provide birth control to students, but they also voice misgivings that divide them along generational, income and racial lines, a poll showed. Sixty-seven percent support giving contraceptives to students, according to an Associated Press-Ipsos poll.
November 1, 200718 yr http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2007-11-01-birth-control-poll_N.htm WASHINGTON (AP) — People decisively favor letting their public schools provide birth control to students, but they also voice misgivings that divide them along generational, income and racial lines, a poll showed. Sixty-seven percent support giving contraceptives to students, according to an Associated Press-Ipsos poll. I have a big problem with the schools passing out birth control. We're back to parental responsibility again. However, based on our discussion about the tanning bed law, I thought that you would be in favor of this. :confused:
November 1, 200718 yr I have a big problem with the schools passing out birth control. We're back to parental responsibility again. However, based on our discussion about the tanning bed law, I thought that you would be in favor of this. :confused: I am going to ask a general question that I am not claiming to know the answer to. How many parents in todays society are responsible? How many parents deal with these type of matters in a fashion beneficial to society?
November 1, 200718 yr Author I have a big problem with the schools passing out birth control. We're back to parental responsibility again. However, based on our discussion about the tanning bed law, I thought that you would be in favor of this. :confused: Thus, why it is hard to paint me as one or the other.
November 1, 200718 yr Yeah, people are nuts. I send my kids to school to be educated. I never asked the school to raise my kids for me.:irked: I have never been asked to participate in any kind of poll, so I never feel very represented by the results. Anybody else here get polled much?
November 1, 200718 yr Yeah, people are nuts. I send my kids to school to be educated. I never asked the school to raise my kids for me.:irked: Quote of the week :thumb:
November 1, 200718 yr Yeah, people are nuts. I send my kids to school to be educated. I never asked the school to raise my kids for me.:irked: I have never been asked to participate in any kind of poll, so I never feel very represented by the results. Anybody else here get polled much? Unfortunately, too many parents do expect us (teachers) to raise their kid totally.
November 1, 200718 yr I am going to ask a general question that I am not claiming to know the answer to. How many parents in todays society are responsible? How many parents deal with these type of matters in a fashion beneficial to society?Define "in a fashion beneficial to society". It may surprise you what is deemed beneficial and was is not by others.
November 1, 200718 yr Define "in a fashion beneficial to society". It may surprise you what is deemed beneficial and was is not by others. Brave New World
November 1, 200718 yr Define "in a fashion beneficial to society". It may surprise you what is deemed beneficial and was is not by others. That is very true.
November 1, 200718 yr Yeah, people are nuts. I send my kids to school to be educated. I never asked the school to raise my kids for me.:irked: I have never been asked to participate in any kind of poll, so I never feel very represented by the results. Anybody else here get polled much? No have never been polled. I have not asked them to raise my children either. Good saying.
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