A Miami news site is reporting on how one tribal school in Arizona is handling tardiness and absenteeism among it’s students. They fine the parents. One only hopes that this type of socialist thinking doesn’t catch on in normal public schools.
Can you imagine it? Not only does the State rob you to pay for public schools (property taxes in my jurisdiction, despite the fact that I have no school age children), but now in at least one tribal jurisdiction, they’ll charge more if your kid doesn’t make to school on time, or decides to skip school completely. What if the parent’s are home-schooling – do they get charged per day for every kid they don’t send to school? How enforceable is this rule, anyway? Why isn’t anyone else asking these questions, or not reporting on them if they do?
My advice to parents who have kids in the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation school system - get your kids out now. If not, your kids who graduate under this level of oppression and control will never have the mental fortitude necessary to fight it when they’re confronted with the natural expansion of this power in the future.
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