Teachers legally cannot do this (anymore?).
If anyone other than an expert pushes a parent to medicate their child for any behavioral reason, that’s unethical and wrong.

But then you posted saying the teachers are supposed to be part of that conversation so idk. Pick a lane.

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No, you have repeatedly stated that teachers were not pushing people to medicate their children.

I’ve repeatedly stated that teachers are not responsible for this over-medication epidemic.

Edit: I don’t want to keep arguing about this. We agree that over-medicating kids is a big problem.

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Posted by Narax

Member since Jan 2023

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Posted on 11/16/25 at 4:44 pm to 4cubbies

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But then you posted saying the teachers are supposed to be part of that conversation so idk. Pick a lane.

Sigh...

You as I both know I was quoting organizations that believe teachers are part of the diagnosis.

That's what "quotes" are for

When people put something in "quotes"

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I’ve repeatedly stated that teachers are not responsible for this over-medication epidemic.

And you are completely and utterly wrong.

It's as plain as day noticed by a large number of reports.

Are they wholly responsible?
No, many people share the blame.

But this smacks of "we were only following orders, we have no responsibility"

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Posted by 4cubbies

Member since Sep 2008

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Posted on 11/16/25 at 4:56 pm to Narax

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But this smacks of "we were only following orders, we have no responsibility"

From the parents who medicated their kids? Or teachers?

It looks like we agree that teachers shouldn’t be recommending medication to anyone.

And teachers who attempt to practice outside of their scope by doing that definitely should be blamed for the consequences caused by their irresponsibility.

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