Utah schools changing longtime policy that students can’t say no when asked to dance

(Courtesy of Weber School District) A dance card waits to be filled for a school Valentine's Day dance. A Weber County elementary school has come under fire for requiring students to accept requests to dance at the Valentine's Day event. District officials say many schools in the county hold similar dances for sixth-graders to practice dances they learned in P.E. class; they are reviewing instructions and revising them so that students are allowed to refuse partners.

Utah schools changing longtime policy that students can’t say no when asked to dance

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