NJ school chief stunningly victim-blames bullied teen Adriana Kuch’s suicide on drug use, dad’s ‘affair’

NY Post ^ | February 10, 2023 | Natalie O'Neill

[hellinahandcart]

Keeps them from getting beat senseless by trash, too.

[dfwgator]

Good for your kids, but that doesn’t solve the problem. Not everybody can do it, and these schools still have a huge impact on our society, even if your kids aren’t there.

[wintertime]

What is your plan for fixing the government schools?

Re: Not everybody can

Every parent can consider the consequences of sending their child into these moral sewers. The consequences are serious. It is impossible to undo top or bottom surgery, hormone replacement, and chest binders can cause permanent damage. Addiction must be fought every day of an addicts life.

Finally...Dead can’t be fixed. Innumeracy and illiteracy can be and many adults succeed in doing so.

Children are not being educated in these schools. Every child I have known that has been educated has been either seriously “after-schooled” or homeschooled by highly dedicated parents. Yes, I do mean **every**. No exceptions. None!

Is the free babysitting really that important that a parent would risk transgenderism, abuse, drug addiction, moral depravity, gang participation, STDs, and even **death**?

Due to my career, I have known many parents whose child is now in prison on dead. Every parent testified that the problems began in middle school. Yes!...Every parent. No exceptions. None!