Yet, my views on military recruiters setting up post at high schools have changed. After further research, I have come to the conclusion that there are corrupt recruiters lying to young high school teenagers. However, if that begins to change in the future, I believe that military recruiters should be able to recruit in high schools who do not mind them doing so. Throughout my research, I thought of a possible solution and ran into it when I read about the “Opt-out” form. The opt-out forms are forms that are filled out by parents or guardians to exclude their child from having their information given to military recruiters. The problem is that most parents end up never getting their hands on these forms. For example,” Many schools throughout the state fail to notify parents of their right to 'opt-out' and to keep recruiters from their children," the Rutgers report said. "As a result, children are exposed to aggressive recruitment tactics without parental knowledge or approval.” (Yoo) If this ‘Opt-out’ form could be more effectively relayed not to the students, but to the parents to where they have direct access to the form. Whether its hand delivered or mailed, the form undoubtedly needs to get into the right
Yet, my views on military recruiters setting up post at high schools have changed. After further research, I have come to the conclusion that there are corrupt recruiters lying to young high school teenagers. However, if that begins to change in the future, I believe that military recruiters should be able to recruit in high schools who do not mind them doing so. Throughout my research, I thought of a possible solution and ran into it when I read about the “Opt-out” form. The opt-out forms are forms that are filled out by parents or guardians to exclude their child from having their information given to military recruiters. The problem is that most parents end up never getting their hands on these forms. For example,” Many schools throughout the state fail to notify parents of their right to 'opt-out' and to keep recruiters from their children," the Rutgers report said. "As a result, children are exposed to aggressive recruitment tactics without parental knowledge or approval.” (Yoo) If this ‘Opt-out’ form could be more effectively relayed not to the students, but to the parents to where they have direct access to the form. Whether its hand delivered or mailed, the form undoubtedly needs to get into the right