Shirley M...have a goodaa \\;-\)
August 5th 03, 07:25 PM
David,
One thing to consider is that the public school system and even private are
not allowed to "touch" children abet, not being able to change a child's
diaper. We in middle school have to be careful about even touching the
kids, head, backs etc. Changing a diaper would need to be in the area of a
parent or guardian and unless the parent is at school all day the teacher
would NOT be allowed to change a child's diaper. If there isn't a medical
issue (the grandmother said she was checked out and nothing was wrong), then
maybe a child psychologist might be in order, to find out why the child is
holding back something so crucial that makes them uncomfortable. Anyhow,
you can't really sue based on the state laws of touching kids. Even in
pre-school in Ohio we could only "help" the kids unbutton buttons, we
couldn't help get pants up or down.
Shirley
One thing to consider is that the public school system and even private are
not allowed to "touch" children abet, not being able to change a child's
diaper. We in middle school have to be careful about even touching the
kids, head, backs etc. Changing a diaper would need to be in the area of a
parent or guardian and unless the parent is at school all day the teacher
would NOT be allowed to change a child's diaper. If there isn't a medical
issue (the grandmother said she was checked out and nothing was wrong), then
maybe a child psychologist might be in order, to find out why the child is
holding back something so crucial that makes them uncomfortable. Anyhow,
you can't really sue based on the state laws of touching kids. Even in
pre-school in Ohio we could only "help" the kids unbutton buttons, we
couldn't help get pants up or down.
Shirley