"creating procedures to take these programs out .. Emails to governments, complaints registered with boards of education, et cetera."
If some, even one of the programs that fall in the general category addressing teen behavior is good, effective, and has real value, why end it? At the same time, there are one or more programs that are chronic abusers, inconsiderate of anything but their own wallets. The better approach, it seems to me, is to target the very worst, one way or the other building up a "dossier" and perhaps going to a regional newspaper with real proof, as well as legislators, etc. Sure, it sounds nice to go after the "whole bunch", but yall been doin that for a bit already. You really need facts, more than somebody else's claim of something.
Oh yeah ... Loose Screw's language won't help the case either.