From KSDK: "A Massachusetts elementary school could soon start handing out condoms to first graders.
The school committee in Provincetown unanimously adopted a condom distribution policy for the elementary school and high school on Tuesday.
Under the new policy at Veteran's Memorial Elementary School, which has students from pre-Kindergarten to the sixth grade, condoms will be available for any student of any age that asks. "I don't know a magic age to put on it, do you?" said Dr. Beth Singer, school superintendent."
Exposing young children to condoms raises questions, but what's raising eyebrows is that parents can't say 'no' to the new policy.
http://www.ksdk.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=204923&catid=3
Beth Singer is an idiot and should never be allowed in a school district in the nation again. This is borderline child abuse/neglect on Singer and the school board's part.. Further, parents don't have a say in the matter?
This is liberalism run amok. The alleged superintendent and the school board ought to be ashamed of themselves.
Provincetown is a working class city in the Cape Cod area with an average family income around $32,000.
But to answer Singer's question, I am pretty sure 1st-6th graders do not need a condom, except to make water balloons. What a buffoon.
Sunrise — 6:54, 6:55.
6 hours ago
What 1st grader is going to ask for a condom except to want to use it as a water balloon? This is nothing more than policy makers seeking to endoctrinate the minds of young people with their views and beliefs after first removing the threat of parental authority. Who needs parents anyway?
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