Some schools are actually requiring parents to place their child on drugs in order to attend school. This is wrong. My provision is not anti-school. It is not anti-teacher. It is not anti-medication. This provision is pro-children and pro-parents. This provision simply protects our children from unnecessary medication and it provides parents the decision-making power that they should have for their child's safety. I urge my colleagues to support this and other sensible provisions contained in H.R. 1350.
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Discussing the Improving Results for Children With Disabilities Act of 2003 and its provisions.
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