New Ocala School Board Member Proposes Corporal Punishment in Schools
Published September 25th, 2012
Corporal punishment in schools is legal in 19 states, including Florida. But a local school board member is raising a great debate over if it should be instated in Marion County.
Newly elected school board member Carol Ely wants to allow paddling with parent's consent in schools. She believes the paddling is a more successful alternative to suspension.
Superintendent Jim Yancey addresses the legal concern of paddling children. Paddling is banned in Marion County.
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