Joined: 29 Dec 2007 Posts: 656 Location: Ayrshire, Scotland
Posted: 03-03-08 12:51pm
ok i never read it all.
i went to a catholic school. in short and
simple tearms whats the rule ?
i thought you could still go to school if
u were preg no matter what i just think
alot of people dnt want folk to fuss over
them or being staired at if your preg at
school. ok it doesnt always happen but
alot of people have it in the back of
there minds
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softerxsin
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 10 Jan 2008 Posts: 133 Location: ,
Posted: 03-03-08 13:40pm
i dont think girls who are pregnant should
get kicked out of school because of their
choice. i mean you have to have respect
for these girls they are trying to get an
education and they are willing to go to
school with morning sickness and all. i
mean there are these wannabe "gangsters"
running around and they dont even want to
be there and they are causing scenes in
class. interupting everything and people
want to kick out pregnant girls because
they "arnt setting a good example!!!" well
personally these little gang bangers are
way worse, i dont think bringing voilance
into schools is any better! and what about
the pot heads, drug dealers, or smokers?
why dont they kick them out! i mean these
schools want everyone to be perfect and no
one is. so now think about it all of these
people made a choice and they arnt
punished as much as pregnant girls are.
AND i think all teachers do know what the
policy is for having pregnant girls in
school they are just not supposed to say
anything you are supposed to talk to your
counsoler well at least thats how my
school was.
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Ingi
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Posted: 03-03-08 14:00pm
I continued to go to highschool while
pregnant. It was afterwards that it became
difficult with no child care, etc.
Public School requires that EVERYONE be
allowed an education, regardless of their
pregnancy status, sexual orientation,
ethnicity, etc. If you go to a public
school (not private), your pregnancy
shouldn't be an issue at all. Private
schools may have their own rules.
