SALEM, Oregon – It is time for schools to become a lot more direct with parents who fail to meet their obligations toward their children?
A recent letter, sent to the parents of students at Swegle Elementary in Salem, Oregon, was rather blunt and tactless, but nonetheless honest.
It tells parents that law enforcement will be notified if their children are not picked up promptly from school, and includes a clarification of when their children need to be at school if they want to eat free breakfast, the Statesman Journal reports.
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4 comments:
Oregon is getting to be quite the Gestapo state.
Good for them. Don't have kids if you can't be a parent.
We always walked a mile home after school. So, now we can just dissolve DHS, problem solved.
Cops will tell them to pack sand. Teachers make way to much money. Fact.
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