Children should not have to worry about stuffing wounds, chest seals, and the kinds of injuries that require them. One teacher in the responses described what the training is like. These stations must consist of things like “tourniquets approved for use in battlefield trauma,” making it clear that this station is not for falls on the playground, but rather for the fallout after a mass school shooting with military-grade assault rifles. “In case you're wondering how things are going in Texas,” she wrote on Twitter on Monday, “our district canceled all sex ed classes this year but is now required to offer kids training in bleeding control techniques, including ‘tourniquets approved for use in battlefield trauma care by the armed forces.’”īelow her summary is what looks like Texas’ documented law on the latter matter - requiring each school to instruct students on the use of a “bleeding control station,” which is also required at every school.
Specifically, it’s pretty telling that the North East Independent School District (NEISD) in San Antonio, Texas, is putting some very specific things before others when it comes to educating kids.Īnd there’s no better person to point it out than journalist and author Jenny Lawson, who’s known for her honesty and humor as well as her long-time social media following of moms. And that might be true for entire school districts, too. A person’s priorities can tell you an awful lot about them.
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