Paddling students: Georgia charter school wants to use corporal

A public charter school sent consent forms home to parents informing them of a new corporal punishment policy; a third of the 100 “consent to paddle forms” that have been returned have granted permission to the school.

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Paddling students: Georgia charter school wants to use corporal punishment

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Paddling students: Georgia charter school wants to use corporal punishment

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