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Last month, however, one private Montessori school in Traverse City, Michigan—The Children’s House, which serves infants through children in the eighth grade—changed the power dynamic. As one parent there described it, the school wrested control from a vocal minority of people in their community who don’t believe in vaccinating their children and gave the majority who do their voice back. By revising its admissions policy and refusing to accept new students whose parents opt them out for personal beliefs, The Children’s House illustrates how schools are becoming ground zero for the anti-vaccine dispute. It also serves as an example of how educators—not state legislators or health officials—may be the ones who ultimately resolve the public controversy over immunization requirements.
originally posted by: PizzaAnyday505
a reply to: Elton
You make it sound like homeschooling is a bad idea
At home my kid would learn right from wrong and would finally have the answer to question
Why does everyone hate the US
originally posted by: PizzaAnyday505
originally posted by: Denoli
And when does he move out your basement ?
He and she can move and do ANYTHING because they won't be drooling idiots with damaged brains brought to you by US pharma
originally posted by: GetHyped
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