Okay, Teachers, We Need To Talk About Boundaries

Some Teachers Are Going too Far and it’s Time We Discuss The Reality of the Teacher, Student, Parent Relationship

Art credit: Devon J Hall, Loud Mouth Brown Girl

“In 1994 the state of New Jersey passed “Megan’s Law,” which required sex offenders to register with local police departments after their release. After its passage, other states followed similar legislative action. Following federal rules in 2003 that expanded the use of Amber Alerts nationwide, the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006 established, among other things, a “comprehensive set of minimum standards for sex offender registration and notification in the United States.” In part, because not all states are yet in compliance, there is now a national website that allows searches for offenders across jurisdictions.” — Journalists Resource

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I Am The Loud Mouth Brown Girl, from Surrey BC. Author, Author & Artist, Dancer, Singer, Cannabis Educator, and Advocate. I am All this and more.

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Devon J Hall @LoudMouthBrownGirl

I Am The Loud Mouth Brown Girl, from Surrey BC. Author, Author & Artist, Dancer, Singer, Cannabis Educator, and Advocate. I am All this and more.