BanPaddlingAR.com is *LIVE*
A Special Announcement from Arkansans Against School Paddling To our supporters: Today is the big day! Our official website is *LIVE* and awaiting your visit!
- +33 877 554 332
- info@website.com
- Mon - Fri: 9:00 - 18:30
We are a diverse team of passionate advocates with educational and medical expertise. We are teachers, nurses, mothers, fathers—and above all, Arkansans.
And we’re here for you and your children.
We’ve heard from people all across our state, but we’re missing your voice! Share with us your testimonial by typing in the space below. ( Please allow us a 48 hour grace period to respond )
School districts are identified as “endorsing corporal punishment” if any of their schools’ latest handbooks include paddling as a possible consequence.
Continue searching for safer schools to send your child.
Contact the district’s administrative team or its school board to inquire about future policy changes
Sign up for our newsletter to help ban corporal punishment statewide.
A Special Announcement from Arkansans Against School Paddling To our supporters: Today is the big day! Our official website is *LIVE* and awaiting your visit!
Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!
RT @DrStaceyPatton: "There's a difference between spousal abuse and spousal hitting." Yeah, exactly. That's how ridiculous folks sound to…
Read MoreRT @BanPaddlingAR: Happy Monday, #Arkansas!☕️ Recently, studies in epigenetics have proven the lasting effects of trauma across generation…
Read MoreSimilar trends are evident when examining attitudes in the US toward seatbelts, cigarettes, etc. To really care for children, we need to start imagining what’s best for them—not just repeating what was “good enough” for us. (3/3)
Read MoreHere’s an example: before Sweden’s 1979 ban of corporal punishment, 53% of adults approved of physical punishment; in 1981, 26%; in 1995, 11%; in 2011, 8%. The percentage of kids who reported physical punishment at home also fell from 100% in 1974 to 14% in 2000. (2/3)
Read MoreHappy Monday, #Arkansas!☕️ Recently, studies in epigenetics have proven the lasting effects of trauma across generations💔 If we want to promise a better world for our children—and our grandchildren—then we need to enact policies that prioritize their healing. (1/3) https://t.co/ZG24JCV2kE
Read More
RT @bethhill2829: Always a question to keep at the forefront of our minds…when interacting with children, youth, and adults. It’s the most…
Read MoreRT @BanPaddlingAR: So many teacher leaders *talk about* the school-to-prison pipeline, but few have the professional/political courage to v…
Read MoreSo many teacher leaders *talk about* the school-to-prison pipeline, but few have the professional/political courage to vocalize their opposition to paddling... which is just another way our education system is failing Black families💔 @ArkansasEd👀 https://t.co/RdE6baBt2c
Read More
@thearkansasleft Oh my word. "...they're sent to school just to learn, not to be assaulted by someone who is supposed to protect you."💯 Scarier than the assault itself is the teacher's indifference. "Do students ever deserve to be physically harmed?" should be a new interview question at @lrsd.
Read More@no2hitting Thank you for the tag!
Read More
