Originally Posted by saltwn

I am so with you on that sentiment!

Originally Posted by Michael1

Really? Do you think those charges would stick?
Here I was refering to dga's statement

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I would likely spend some time in jail for assault if this were my child,

'Right Winger' isn't something I'd really ever consider calling you.
Very liberal people often do. While very conservative people tend to label me as liberal. Just a true comment. I guess it's cause among other things I'm against abortion as birth control, but very open to socialized health care. Support the anti terrorist agenda, and also think we are ruining our planet with pollutants.
I'd love to be able to send my daughter to a private school, but I'm not wealthy and left wingers won't allow me a voucher.
I am strongly in favor of vouchers.
There are some advantages to having your child go to a public school rather than spending their entire lives sheltered in some private schools, but I guess that's an entirely different topic.

Not all public schools are created the same. I'm much happier with my daughter's school here in NC, and over the years I've found myself choosing where I live based on the quality of the public schools.
And according to my reading, you chose wisely. NC is supposed to have high marks in over all quality of life including education.
Against whom and what charges.
Against the school district and the vice princip, and the nurses/aids or whoever did the search. On the grounds the girl's privacy rights were violated. If the privacy issue dosn't look mean enough to the prosecutor to get a conviction, I'd also go for child molestation charges.
The school had a 'no tolerance' policy, so seemingly the officials had no choice but to enforce it. A policy like that doesn't discriminate based on what drug... Since when do we have to sacrifice common sense and common dignity for a school rule? Motrin, asprin, tylenol should be allowed to be kept on a person at school and taken as needed. Crystal meth, marijuana, cocaine should not.
Once upon a time that policy would have led to frequent police lockdowns in some schools. In fact, I'm sure there are schools in certain places that quite often have a hint of mary jane in the air...