Parents upset over ‘game' at middle school that asked questions like ‘Do your parents drink?’

[donnay]

Parents upset over ‘game' at middle school that asked questions like ‘Do your parents drink?’ and ‘Has anyone in your family been in jail?’

By Will Lerner
February 3, 2014 4:09 PM

The game was called “Cross the Line,” an ironic title because that’s exactly what parents of students at a middle school in Marinette, Wisconsin think the educators did. WLUK Fox 11 News is reporting that Marinette Middle School played the game in which 5th through 8th graders were grouped together and asked to step forward if they had a “yes” answer to questions like, “Do your parents drink?” and “Has anyone in your family been to jail?”



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[Origanalist]

You have a problem with this citizen? I'm afraid you're in need of a good dose of compliance training.

[donnay]

"This is a game so the students can build relationships with their peers."

[Suzanimal]

My kids would've won.

[donnay]

The snitch society is where this is all heading.

[DamianTV]

"This is a game so the students can build relationships with their peers."

... at the expense of the natural relationship with their parents. Group Think replaces Family Think.

No worries, as soon as they have cameras in your house that they have access to, they'll stop asking your kids if you drink, political affiliation, or if you own a gun.

[Valli6]

My kids would've won.

[fr33]

Quick, someone call CPS. More teachers serving the parasitical system they work for.

[heavenlyboy34]

Big Brother would be impress.