Picture Of Wyoming Students’ New P.E. Lesson Upsets Some Parents
After a Wyoming middle school posted a photo of their new physical education lesson, some parents erupted in outrage. The district has removed the photo, but the course has since skyrocketed in popularity.
https://taphaps.com/hot-springs-county-s...j37hFjKzf0
Yeah that's not a good idea in today's society. That's one of the major problems with these public schools. They're overstepping their bounds and out of their own lanes..
Then again, I'd rather my son or daughter learn about gun safety than teaching them about bi-numeral transformer he/she/it 9 gender mental illness..
(07-12-2022, 11:53 AM)The Drifter Wrote: [ -> ]Picture Of Wyoming Students’ New P.E. Lesson Upsets Some Parents
After a Wyoming middle school posted a photo of their new physical education lesson, some parents erupted in outrage. The district has removed the photo, but the course has since skyrocketed in popularity.
https://taphaps.com/hot-springs-county-s...j37hFjKzf0
Those air-soft guns are "scary looking" because they are black and resemble the so-called "weapons of war".
My first "formal instruction" on firearms was taught by my P.E. coach in our school cafeteria when I was in 5th grade. It was a Hunter's Safety course which included learning how to not only properly handle and carry various firearms, but also how to break them down and clean them. The course was a voluntary after school extra curricular activity and involved actual firearms (greater than an air-soft gun). My older sister and I both took the course and thoroughly enjoyed it.