Maternity leave sought for teen girls

[scbelle]

Don't forget this:

Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

WAIVER

To Whom It May Concern:

Your dumb ass got pregnant [or got someone pregnant], and now to stay in school, you must take part in the on-school daycare program. This requires you to staff, as well as leave your child in the care of, said on-school daycare center. If you get hurt by one of the other dumbasses' kids who are in the center, or if your child gets hurt by one of the other dumbasses who staff the center, the school has no liability. Next time, wrap it up.

[Excess legal jargon here.]

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Precisely. While I love this idea, I just know that it wouldn't be feasible. While they wouldn't be licensed, the insurance of the school would go through the roof if you had an on-site day care program staffed by dumbass hornball adolescents. Now if it was off-site, then I don't know how that would affect things.

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by scbelle

Don't forget this:

Thank you. As much as I enjoy amusing myself with things like this, I must say...YOU WIN.

[scbelle]

Originally Posted by AlphaFrog

Thank you. As much as I enjoy amusing myself with things like this, I must say...YOU WIN.

I don't win. You're the one that suggested the fathers take part in it, too. And that's only fair. I don't understand why girls are always the ones to pay for stupid, hormone-driven mistakes that boys make.

[jmagnus]

Originally Posted by scbelle

I don't win. You're the one that suggested the fathers take part in it, too. And that's only fair. I don't understand why girls are always the ones to pay for stupid, hormone-driven mistakes that boys make.

I totally agree. If you think you are responsible enough to engage in sex, you better be responsible enough to raise a child! That's the risk you take.

[DaemonSeid]

Originally Posted by scbelle

I don't win. You're the one that suggested the fathers take part in it, too. And that's only fair. I don't understand why girls are always the ones to pay for stupid, hormone-driven mistakes that boys make.

as they say..it takes 2...

[ForeverRoses]

I have heard of on-site daycare centers at high schools-- one of the schools in Evansville has one. It was the home-ec classes that helped to staff it- you could take an early childhood education class and get to work there.

However I heard that they had to stop allowing the Moms (and Dads I guess) access to the daycare during the school day because it was becoming "cool" for someone to leave class to go check on their kids. So now they can only go during study hall or lunch.

I do like the waiver idea, though.

[1908Revelations]

To speak about the part for Maternity Leave...
My school district had schools that they would send pregnant girls to, if they wanted to go. My friend went to one, but it had 5 flights of stairs and no elevators so she whould have been better off at our school. She was allowed time after she had her son. I am not sure how much, but she had to do all of the work assigned to her.

[DSTRen13]

My high school had Childcare as a technical class you could take - so students staffed the daycare, learning about childcare as a potential career choice under an experienced teacher, and students and faculty got a cheap childcare option.

[DaemonSeid]

Originally Posted by scbelle

Don't forget this:


Precisely. While I love this idea, I just know that it wouldn't be feasible. While they wouldn't be licensed, the insurance of the school would go through the roof if you had an on-site day care program staffed by dumbass hornball adolescents. Now if it was off-site, then I don't know how that would affect things.

and what do you do if one of those staffer got pregnant on site.....?