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Anthony Adams, founder of published DetentionSlip.org (May 5, 2010), these statistics, 223,190 Kids Legally Eliminated in U.S. schools – 2006 -2207 school year. By Using simple math, a child is beaten by a teacher every 20 seconds of the school day. Every 4 minutes a child is beaten so badly by a teacher that the child taken for medical attention. These statistics are from the U.S. Department of Education – Office for Civil Rights, Congressional testimony.

Congress hold hearings for the first time in over 18 years on the use of corporal punishment in U.S. schools. Rep. Carolyn McCarthy (NY) will introduce a bill to impose a federal ban against corporal punishment in all U.S. schools. [Source: U.S. Congressional Hearing]

Twenty U.S. states allow paddling / frames Pre-school through high school students with a board, wooden paddle, belt or whip. Many states – Alaska, California, Illinois, Michigan, Nevada, New York, Utah and Washington State – unfolds corporal punishment in private schools, although it is banned in public schools.

Your support is needed to end this legalized child abuse in our schools that promotes more child abuse in the home. Thirty states have banned this brutal and archaic practice. July 2009 signed by Ohio Governor Ted Stricklan into law a measure to prohibit the physical punishment in schools.

"In l979, Sweden became the first country to end all corporal punishment of children-[at home and at school.] At the outset, decided Swedish Government, it was important to educate the public about the bad effects of corporal punishment and to help caretakers learn about effective alternatives. For countries has not ceased all corporal punishment of children is a no-frames day an opportunity for concerned organizations and individuals to promote positive discipline for children and call for an end to corporal punishment. "Mali Nillson, Save the Children Sweden

Worldwide ban on corporal punishment:

Each industrialized country in the world now prohibits school corporal punishment, except the U.S. and Australia (Outback regions only). The following list shows the trend towards abolition of corporal punishment in schools, dating back to the 1700s

Year Country

Since the foundation ** Iceland

1783 Poland

1820 Holland

1845 Luxembourg

1860 Italy

1867 Belgium

1870 Austria

1881 France

1890 Finland

1900 Japan

1917 Russia

1923 Turkey

1936 Norway

1949 China

1950 Portugal

1958 Sweden

1967 Denmark

1967 Cyprus

1970 Germany

1970 Switzerland

1982 Ireland

1983 Greece

1986 United Kingdom ***

1990 New Zealand

1990 Namibia

1996 South Africa

1998 England *

1998 American Samoa

1999 Zimbabwe

2000 Zambia

2000 Thailand

2000 Trinidad and Tobago

2001 Kenya

2002 Fiji

2004 Canada

2006 South Africa

* This prohibition solidifies a ban in 1986, to extend the ban to all private schools.

** Island is the only country known to have banned corporal punishment under the country's foundation. Therefore, corporal punishment has never been legal.

*** Includes: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

More than 200 Texas children died from abuse or neglect in the past financial year, up 11% from the previous years and twice as many from a decade earlier, according to the Dept. of Family and Protective Services. In 2004, the fatality rate of 3.3 per 100,000 Texas children are 65% higher than the national average of 1.98 per 100,000 from the federal Department of Health and Human Services.

In FY 2003, Texas had 184 child deaths related to abuse or neglect in 1994 was the 102nd Plano, TX school board passed a ban on corporal punishment, 2006. Other districts in Texas have been steadfast. In fiscal 2006 – 2007, 49,197, Texas children were physically punished at school. In fiscal year 2006 – 2007, 223,190 American schoolchildren were physically punished.

"It is important to get it [corporal punishment] off the books, "says Nadine Block, director of the Center for effective discipline, a nonprofit organization that provides information on the effects of physical punishment and alternatives. "Although corporal punishment is not applied in practice, it is important to reflect that in politics, she said. Otherwise practice could easily change with new administrators "(Dallas Morning News, January 16, 2006). For further information contact info@stophitting.org

If your state allows paddling in schools, I urge you to do what you can to pass a bill in your state to prevent legalized abuse of children. See photo of paddled Texas schoolboy at href = "http://www.nospankingzone.org/"> http://www.nospankingzone.org.

Dorothy M. Neddermeyer, PhD author, If I’d Only Known…Sexual Abuse in or out of the Family: A Guide to Prevention is noted for her pioneering work in verbal, physical and sexual abuse prevention and recovery. http://www.gen-assist.com

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