1. Bury the paddle -- Letter to The Fayetteville Observer, From Jordan Riak, September 4, 2008

2. Letter to Public Schools of Robeson County Board Members, From The Reverend Dr. Thomas E. Sagendorf, September 2, 2008

3. Student paddling protested, Fayetteville Observer, August 13, 2008, and Public testimony the school board didn't want to hear

4. MULE DAYS: A letter to 60 Paddling Districts in NC, By Peggy Dean, August 6, 2008

5. North Carolina Shame, January 2008

6. Paula Flowe Takes Aim at NC
   A letter to NC Education Policy Makers
   By Peggy Dean, RN, Member of Board of Directors, PTAVE
   April 2008
   

7. Ban Corporal Punishment North Carolina, An open letter to members of the North Carolina Legislature sponsored by PTAVE; an ongoing project; signatories are invited

8. Teacher suspended following allegation, By Mark Locklear,The Robsonian, April 10, 2008

9. Group calls for corporal punishment ban, By Mark Locklear, The Robesonian, March 19, 2008

10. Corporal Punishment in North Carolina Schools: Three Perspectives
    1. Peggy Dean's letter to education policy makers in North Carolina, January 31, 2008
    2. Rep. Cary Allred's letter to Peggy Dean, February 1, 2008
    3. A page from nine-year-old Allie Majni's daily journal, January 11, 2008
    Read them here.

    NC Rep. Ronnie Sutton SUTTON: "...I would have served time in prison had I not had the discipline...whipped me like a rented mule..."

11. Proposed Paddling Ban Defeated, May 24 2007

12. A letter to Dr. William C. Harrison, Superintendent, Cumberland County Schools, from Peggy Dean, March 30, 2006

13. District flouts the law -- Letter to Michael Parker, District Attorney By Peggy Dean, February 18, 2005

14. Corporal punishment is on its way out, Peggy Dean's letter to the editor The Enquirer-Journal, January 29, 2005

15. Union County, North Carolina, Index of fourteen articles & letters relating to pain-based management/abuse of students in NC schools
    
    
    
    
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