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Lice-infested, rise up!
New guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics say schools should not send children home if their heads are infested with lice.
The AAP protocols note children who have lice are “neither a health hazard” not necessarily practicing “poor hygiene.”
Of concern to the AAP is the alleged shame children would face if they’re sent home due to lice, KATV.com reports. “Sending [children] home due to head lice can result in ‘phycological stress’ [sic] and ‘significant stigma.’”
“School exclusion of children or adolescents with nits alone would have resulted in many of these children or adolescents missing school unnecessarily,” the guidelines state. “In addition, head lice infestations have been shown to have low contagion in classrooms.”
The AAP recommending that kids should just go to school with lice because their parents are missing too much work is a nice encapsulation of the American approach to healthcare pic.twitter.com/gN5xoDVXPI
— Abolish SPD (@brian_noname) October 1, 2022
Ok. Have the AAP sit next to the kid with head lice every day. Go for it.
Next up: you’re not allowed to say anything to the parents. https://t.co/VRhoJ7fpPn
— It’s the schools, dummy (@ViewFromMI) September 29, 2022
Ok. Is the AAP going to visit every classroom that will then have an infestation and take care of every child and adult affected? What about the cost to each family and family member? Too much school was missed the last few years. Keeping kids w/active lice there now won’t help. https://t.co/5DRf2IeoBL
— Soapstar (@Soapstar2) September 29, 2022
Head lice are so contagious. This really creeps me out. https://t.co/nagogESsj0
— Jackie Fell Hampton (@jackiefell) September 30, 2022
Indeed, the AAP pointed to one study which determined only about four percent of infested persons’ pillowcases showed evidence of live lice.
Not allowing a student who still has lice to return to school also “may violate [their] civil liberties.”
KATV:
“No healthy child or adolescent should be excluded from school or allowed to miss school time because of head lice or nits,” the AAP says in the new guidance. “Medical providers should educate school communities that no-nit policies for return to school should be abandoned, because such policies would have negative consequences for children’s or adolescents’ academic progress, may violate their civil rights, and stigmatize head lice as a public health hazard.”
While the AAP has several recommended treatments for head lice, including topical ointments and battery-powered “louse combs,” it very much does not want parents to shave their child’s head.
You know what they say: the road to a utopia is riddled with lice.
We are very near to a utopia now, on this great road of democracy, so it’s time we really started spreading lice at school.
Big time.
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) now recommends against sending children infested with head lice home from school because doing so may “stigmatize” them, “violate their civil rights,” and/or cause “psychological stress.” https://t.co/3HeMWGEmqf
— American Greatness (@theamgreatness) September 29, 2022
