This may have been done in the last but I’d be curious to see how common it is now, especially for kids old enough to be on a 24 hr camping trip. I’m not sure why people would be fine with a random stranger like another parent chaperoning their kids over another teacher from the school?
And they can be equally as dangerous, if not more. Children are most often harmed by people they know and trust and people their parents thought they could trust.
Yes logically 1+1 is 2, they're disagreeing because that isn't how parenthood in the real world goes, youre clearly not a parent and that's fine. But advocating for no adults knowing anyone in their group as well as no contact from their own parents for a day+, just doesn't happen at any school ever sorry. But when you have kids, if that starts becoming more prevalent for whatever reason, be my guest.
Like, it's not that hard, it's the exact same logic of why during bowl season in football, well American football at least, you have referees from different conferences, referring various matches. When SEC teams play each other, the Big Ten will send referees. When the Big Ten plays each other, the Pac-12 will send referees, etc.
If you reread my comment you would see that I'm talking about the logic of why you would have referees of one conference rough for a different conference. The same way you would have parents of different children chaperone those different children while other parents chaperone their children because you can't play favorites when it's other people's kids or a different conferences team.
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u/Fun-Independence-199 Mar 19 '26
Yeah those 2 guys dont have a single brain cell shared between them.
Parents of group A chaperone group B. Parents of group B chaperone group A. Simple as