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<blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 846071" data-attributes="member: 12952">This is just weird.................ROSEVILLE, Calif. (CBS13) – An elementary school has&nbsp; drawn criticism for asking intimate questions about how its students&nbsp; were delivered during birth on its application form.
The&nbsp; enrollment application for the Dry Creek School District asks a number&nbsp; of detailed medical questions about prospective students, but the&nbsp; question that asks whether the child was birthed by “vaginal delivery”&nbsp; or “C-Section” caught parents’ attention.
For the C-Section option, the application asks for the parent to explain why the procedure was performed.
“I&nbsp; really don’t feel think the school asking if the child was delivered&nbsp; vaginally or by C-Section is appropriate,” said Heather, a mother of&nbsp; two.
Heather said the questions on the application surprised her,&nbsp; and she can’t see a reason that the school would need that information.&nbsp; She said she’s been trying to get an answer for two weeks about the&nbsp; matter, but no school officials have responded to her requests.
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[QUOTE="Babagounj, post: 846071, member: 12952"] This is just weird................. [INDENT]ROSEVILLE, Calif. (CBS13) – An elementary school has drawn criticism for asking intimate questions about how its students were delivered during birth on its application form. The enrollment application for the Dry Creek School District asks a number of detailed medical questions about prospective students, but the question that asks whether the child was birthed by “vaginal delivery” or “C-Section” caught parents’ attention. For the C-Section option, the application asks for the parent to explain why the procedure was performed. “I really don’t feel think the school asking if the child was delivered vaginally or by C-Section is appropriate,” said Heather, a mother of two. Heather said the questions on the application surprised her, and she can’t see a reason that the school would need that information. She said she’s been trying to get an answer for two weeks about the matter, but no school officials have responded to her requests. [/INDENT] [/QUOTE]

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