At the beginning of each school year I read a story to my class. The story was intended to explain why we have rules in school, and why everyone should follow rules in a community. “The Kingdom with No Rules, No Laws, and No King” by Norman Stiles is a good read. We have rules and community expectations — not to control others, but to help everyone get along and to maintain civility.
I recommend everyone read it. I quickly found an uploaded copy online with a simple search.
Kay Quealy, retired teacher, Millcreek
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