Letter
to the editor: Secret
on-campus encounter sessions violate families, children; coming to a school
near you Dear
Editor, May 6, 2002 - Aptos High School in Santa
Cruz County, California violated the families of 360 students when it
conducted a secret behavior control exercise that compelled the students to
publicly confess their sexual behaviors, personal thoughts, and family
secrets, according to "Crossing the Line crosses the line" in the Santa
Cruz Sentinel. The Sentinel
article stated that most parents "would be horrified" if they knew
what was being done under the guise of leadership training and team building
exercises on government campuses in Creator's Syndicate reported that the
businesses conducting on-campus encounter sessions consider http://www.freedom21santacruz.net/issues/Family-autonomy/breakwall/ We don't have all the answers, but hope
that you can help us inform parents of this blatant assault on family autonomy
and the individual will of our children. If you have additional information
about these programs or are experiencing similar problems in your community,
please share it with us and we'll work with you to spread
the word! Best Regards, http://www.freedom21santacruz.net |
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