Over on the Tampa Tribune link found here:
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as always, the public comments provide plenty of learning opportunities for the education community, which includes the public and the public school system.
Below is an example of the "when and how" things go wrong, and then the "how" that things can be fixed.
Here is when and how it started:
Posted by ( ILMC ) on 12/11/2008 at 06:26 pm.
"............ For those of you who say it is inappropriate not to allow a child to have medication in their classroom, take it up with the school board not Mrs. Smith. It is a district policy. You people talk so much garbage and don't even have all the facts of straight, it makes me sick..........."
What do you think? Is ILMC a voice of authority?
Here is how things can be fixed:
Posted by ( yipyap ) on 12/12/2008 at 07:46 pm.
"..........2008-2009 Hillsborough County Student Handbook: Inhaler UseAsthmatic students whose parent and physician provide their approval to the school principal may carry a metered dose inhaler on their person while in school.Epinephrine UseA student who has experienced or is at risk for life-threatening allergic reactions may carry an epinephrine auto-injector and self-administer epinephrine by auto-injector while in school, participating in school-sponsored activities, or in transit to or from school or school-sponsored activities if the school has been provided with parental and physician authorization."
I don't have a student handbook, but if I were in this mix, I would make sure I read it for myself.
Let's see how ILMC responds. If yipyap is right, will ILMC concede the truth?
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