Probably not a good idea...

[Baldy]

School field trip to adult toy store angers parents

MINNEAPOLIS — A field trip to an adult novelty shop without consent has caused some parents to pull their children out of a Minnesota school.

“We feel that the bond of trust between parent and educator has been irrevocably damaged.”According to WCCO, students from Gaia Democratic School went to Smitten Kitten for a field trip following a month-long sex education class.

The K-12 private school has about 25 students, but now has three fewer after angry parents took them out of the school.

Parents who say they were not notified are questioning the school’s administration over the trip.

In a letter to the school’s principal, one parent said, “We feel that the bond of trust between parent and educator has been irrevocably damaged.”

The owner of Smitten Kitten said in a statement that the store is an educational resource about sex and sexuality for the community.

Two of the kids on this "field trip" were 11 and 13 years old.

[YoUDeeMan]

A month long sex education class?

A school named Gaia Democratic School?

A field trip to a sex toy shop?

GrizQuarterWit would sign up for the class, JSO would be waiting at the school's bus stops, and dback would be trying to get the kids to get him a group discount at the store.

[andy7171]

How is this even remotely possible?

[BDKJMU]

They do some f'ed up stuff in Minn schools like St Paul spending millions on so called 'White Privilege' training.
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[kalm]

Meh. Still better than abstinence ed.

[HI54UNI]

This is all you need to see to understand how this happened - Gaia Democratic School.

[kalm]

This is all you need to see to understand how this happened - Gaia Democratic School.

More likely to come out of here:



or here:



or here:

[Baldy]

I can just imagine the manufactured outrage if this "school" took kids on a field trip to a gun shop or a shooting range after a month long class about the 2nd amendment.

[CID1990]

This is all you need to see to understand how this happened - Gaia Democratic School.

I was about to say the same thing

But I don't see the problem with taking the kids to the cock and balls shoppe-

Any parents that would send their kids to a school named liked that have probably already mentally stunted their poor kids to the point that a trip to the fap store probably a dose of normalcy

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

A month long sex education class?

A school named Gaia Democratic School?

A field trip to a sex toy shop?

GrizQuarterWit would sign up for the class, JSO would be waiting at the school's bus stops, and dback would be trying to get the kids to get him a group discount at the store.

Dback would be trying to regulate what those kids can and cant do, like he does in every other thread he starts on here................right after he negotiated a group discount.

[89Hen]

Meh. Still better than abstinence ed.

Probably not at 11 and 13.

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

Screw abstinence

We need to get young kids fu*kin again to keep up with the chinese and to lock more people up that hit a hot 14 that puts out.

merica

[Pwns]

From the school's website...

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Matt Hern, director of the Purple Thistle Centre, an alternative to school project in Vancouver, British Columbia, described nine characteristics of democratic schools in his book Field Day: non-compulsory academics, democratic self-government, self-regulation, non-graded evaluations, non-compulsory attendance, focus on emotional/social development, non-hierarchy of activities, broad interpretations of learning, and the importance of play (pp. 177-178).

"Non-graded evaluations?" "Non-Compulsory Attendance?" "Broad interpretations of learning?" I wonder if this place is actually accredited.

[Chizzang]

Meh. Still better than abstinence ed.

Probably not at 11 and 13.

That's like the the 132nd month - they're sentient at that point right..?

[kalm]

From the school's website...

http://www.gaiademocratic.org/Our_Philosophy.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Matt Hern, director of the Purple Thistle Centre, an alternative to school project in Vancouver, British Columbia, described nine characteristics of democratic schools in his book Field Day: non-compulsory academics, democratic self-government, self-regulation, non-graded evaluations, non-compulsory attendance, focus on emotional/social development, non-hierarchy of activities, broad interpretations of learning, and the importance of play (pp. 177-178).

"Non-graded evaluations?" "Non-Compulsory Attendance?" "Broad interpretations of learning?" I wonder if this place is actually accredited.

Sounds exactly like Evergreen State College which is accredited and quite successful.

Hater.

[CID1990]

Purple Thistle?

more like

Purple Helmet

[dbackjon]

From the school's website...

http://www.gaiademocratic.org/Our_Philosophy.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;



"Non-graded evaluations?" "Non-Compulsory Attendance?" "Broad interpretations of learning?" I wonder if this place is actually accredited.

Sounds exactly like Evergreen State College which is accredited and quite successful.

Hater.

The Geoducks!!

[89Hen]

Probably not at 11 and 13.

That's like the the 132nd month - they're sentient at that point right..?

I'm not sure they feel compassion at that point, so probably still OK to abort.

[dbackjon]

That's like the the 132nd month - they're sentient at that point right..?

I'm not sure they feel compassion at that point, so probably still OK to abort.

So that applies to most Conks, right?

[89Hen]

I'm not sure they feel compassion at that point, so probably still OK to abort.

So that applies to most Conks, right?

Yeah, they're not as tolerant as the left.

[kalm]

Sounds exactly like Evergreen State College which is accredited and quite successful.

Hater.

The Geoducks!!

I knew Evergreen was a good school but I just looked up its wiki page and it's regarded as one of the best public schools in the west. It also counts Matt Groening, Carry Brownstein, and Mackenore among its alumni.

Hippies FTW!

[dbackjon]

The Geoducks!!

I knew Evergreen was a good school but I just looked up its wiki page and it's regarded as one of the best public schools in the west. It also counts Matt Groening, Carry Brownstein, and Mackenore among its alumni.

Hippies FTW!

And Rachel Corrie

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[CitadelGrad]

I knew Evergreen was a good school but I just looked up its wiki page and it's regarded as one of the best public schools in the west. It also counts Matt Groening, Carry Brownstein, and Mackenore among its alumni.

Hippies FTW!

And Rachel Corrie

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rachel_Corrie" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Yeah, I was trying to remember that cvnt's name. She got what she deserved. Go IDF!

[SeattleGriz]

And Rachel Corrie

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rachel_Corrie" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Yeah, I was trying to remember that cvnt's name. She got what she deserved. Go IDF!

I remember seeing some video on that and thinking she got what she deserved as well. Anyone who is willing to jump in front of a huge dozer...

[Chizzang]

Yeah, I was trying to remember that cvnt's name. She got what she deserved. Go IDF!

I remember seeing some video on that and thinking she got what she deserved as well. Anyone who is willing to jump in front of a huge dozer...

Don't we all "get what we deserve"..?
That's a HUGE part of the Christian doctrine right
Its spoken more cleverly than that but that's the nuts and bolts of it - right..?