EAG: SALISBURY, N.C. – The Rowan-Salisbury Board of Education recently voted to allow high school students to carry mace and pepper spray to school, with at least one board member citing the transgender bathroom issue as a motivating factor.
Now, after a public backlash, the board is reconsidering the idea.
Board members discussed the issue and others at a work session in the Wallace Education Forum Monday, continuing a debate initiated during an April board meeting, the Salisbury Post reports.
“Depending on how the courts rule on the (transgender) bathroom issues, it may be a pretty valuable tool to have on the female students if they go into the bathroom, not knowing who may come in,” board member Chuck Hughes said, citing state legislation that requires public entities to maintain bathroom facilities based on biological gender that’s now the subject of federal lawsuits. more
OR YOU COULD PUT THE MENTALLY ILL IN AN ASYLUM
Pepper Spray – now with trout scent…
Sounds like “problem solved”.
If a majority of North Carolinians are against children being able to defend themselves against sexual perverts who stalk them in bathrooms, then it would appear that North Carolina is a lost cause. Let them rot.
I would arm my daughter with a Mickey Mantle Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat! ‘For use in an emergency-swing for the head’!