Gary would you like to elaborate bc this sounds a little extreme?

@A MyAutismTeam Member I'm not trying to scare anyone, but you do have to be aware what is actually going on in your child's school. What events that they are vague about, like 'Field Trips' that are not clear about the activity or destination, school events that seem to have no timing for holidays, sports, or any school function.
If it seems questionable, you have the right to keep them out of school for that event day.
It's your choice on behalf of your child/charge whether they go or not.

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Sure @A MyAutismTeam Member , It's 'Garry' by the way and you can use the '@' symbol to alert the person you are addressing that you want their attention.
Young children are being taught these days that to explore their sexuality and other's sexuality is now acceptable. They are not waiting until High-School to teach 'Sex-Ed', and have gone to extremes to make prepubescent children aware of sexual parts and what they are used for.
They do not tell parents or care-givers of this activity, so as a Parent/Care-Giver you have to learn ways to get the information out of your child/charge like telling them that their eyes change color when they lie and when they squint when talking to you you'll have your answer(s).
They block parents from knowing this and tel the students not to tell their parents. It's been going on for the last 16 years.

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WIth the current academia in public schools, they are teaching this behavior to be acceptable behind the parent's and caretaker's backs.