Ontario’s “Front End” Family Justice Programs:
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Thursday, September 29, 2011
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Protect your children from CAS
Before your kids head off back to School in Sept 2011, remember to put the Forms for children or parents to sign to get CAS workers out of the schools into place.
Helps parents deal with the issue of CAS workers going into their children's school, parents need only to get their children or themselves to fill out the new updated Cease and Desist form which is attached to this post and to submit it to their local Board of Education and the Principal of the school were the children attend. Optionally, a form can be sent to the CAS. Parents do not have to be affected by CAS or have open cases to submit a form to the CAS. Submission of this form will protect a child as long as the child remains in school with the school board named on the form. Teachers and Principals who ignore this form open themselves wide open to a lawsuit by students and/or their parents.
Copies of the form for both children and parents have been included along with instruction and a copy of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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Helps parents deal with the issue of CAS workers going into their children's school, parents need only to get their children or themselves to fill out the new updated Cease and Desist form which is attached to this post and to submit it to their local Board of Education and the Principal of the school were the children attend. Optionally, a form can be sent to the CAS. Parents do not have to be affected by CAS or have open cases to submit a form to the CAS. Submission of this form will protect a child as long as the child remains in school with the school board named on the form. Teachers and Principals who ignore this form open themselves wide open to a lawsuit by students and/or their parents.
Copies of the form for both children and parents have been included along with instruction and a copy of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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Friday, September 2, 2011
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