SEL screener

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Op here. And yes, If I had opted out, I wouldn't have this issue right now- but how would that be good for my daughter?

It opened my eyes to the fact that my kid is down and needs more and I'll be more cognizant to her mental health needs, and if I can't get her in to someone asap, I can at least try to help her and be supportive at home for now. Focus on what is important.

You already knew before the screener. I seriously doubt you had zero idea before this screener. And if you didn’t, you are totally checked out. And now unfortunately your kid will have this result in her file for the test of her academic career.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here. And yes, If I had opted out, I wouldn't have this issue right now- but how would that be good for my daughter?

It opened my eyes to the fact that my kid is down and needs more and I'll be more cognizant to her mental health needs, and if I can't get her in to someone asap, I can at least try to help her and be supportive at home for now. Focus on what is important.

You already knew before the screener. I seriously doubt you had zero idea before this screener. And if you didn’t, you are totally checked out. And now unfortunately your kid will have this result in her file for the test of her academic career.

Why is this unfortunate? Why are we treating mental health awareness as if it's a bad thing? It's GOOD to have a kid on your radar for potential mental health concerns so that they don't slip through the cracks and end up another statistic. This parent and this child's counselor are now aware that there is an area of concern and can address it. No, the school will not provide the actual therapy but they can do check ins, be there for the child during the day when they need help, and assist parents in locating the help outside school the child needs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here. And yes, If I had opted out, I wouldn't have this issue right now- but how would that be good for my daughter?

It opened my eyes to the fact that my kid is down and needs more and I'll be more cognizant to her mental health needs, and if I can't get her in to someone asap, I can at least try to help her and be supportive at home for now. Focus on what is important.

You already knew before the screener. I seriously doubt you had zero idea before this screener. And if you didn’t, you are totally checked out. And now unfortunately your kid will have this result in her file for the test of her academic career.

You have no idea what this family has and has not done for their child, what they were aware of and not aware of. Be kind and offer helpful feedback, not judgement.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here. And yes, If I had opted out, I wouldn't have this issue right now- but how would that be good for my daughter?

It opened my eyes to the fact that my kid is down and needs more and I'll be more cognizant to her mental health needs, and if I can't get her in to someone asap, I can at least try to help her and be supportive at home for now. Focus on what is important.

You already knew before the screener. I seriously doubt you had zero idea before this screener. And if you didn’t, you are totally checked out. And now unfortunately your kid will have this result in her file for the test of her academic career.

Hey, I'm op. PP, take a break from DCUM. You're really not being your best self today. How does it feel for you to type this out? Do you feel good about yourself? Do you feel like you are a good person? Because you're not. I'm sorry you don't like the screener. I'm not in love with everything FCPS does either. But I'm not telling another parent they're checked out. No, I didn't realize the extent of how she felt.

Sometimes I wonder who people like you are in real life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here. And yes, If I had opted out, I wouldn't have this issue right now- but how would that be good for my daughter?

It opened my eyes to the fact that my kid is down and needs more and I'll be more cognizant to her mental health needs, and if I can't get her in to someone asap, I can at least try to help her and be supportive at home for now. Focus on what is important.

You already knew before the screener. I seriously doubt you had zero idea before this screener. And if you didn’t, you are totally checked out. And now unfortunately your kid will have this result in her file for the test of her academic career.

Hey, I'm op. PP, take a break from DCUM. You're really not being your best self today. How does it feel for you to type this out? Do you feel good about yourself? Do you feel like you are a good person? Because you're not. I'm sorry you don't like the screener. I'm not in love with everything FCPS does either. But I'm not telling another parent they're checked out. No, I didn't realize the extent of how she felt.

Sometimes I wonder who people like you are in real life.

In real life, they are bitter, sad, divorced or in bad marriages, and their kids are annoyed by them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here. And yes, If I had opted out, I wouldn't have this issue right now- but how would that be good for my daughter?

It opened my eyes to the fact that my kid is down and needs more and I'll be more cognizant to her mental health needs, and if I can't get her in to someone asap, I can at least try to help her and be supportive at home for now. Focus on what is important.

You already knew before the screener. I seriously doubt you had zero idea before this screener. And if you didn’t, you are totally checked out. And now unfortunately your kid will have this result in her file for the test of her academic career.

Hey, I'm op. PP, take a break from DCUM. You're really not being your best self today. How does it feel for you to type this out? Do you feel good about yourself? Do you feel like you are a good person? Because you're not. I'm sorry you don't like the screener. I'm not in love with everything FCPS does either. But I'm not telling another parent they're checked out. No, I didn't realize the extent of how she felt.

Sometimes I wonder who people like you are in real life.

Are you a Gatehouse employee or something ing? Everyone I know thinks the screener is a joke. I don’t believe you had “no idea” and the screener was this magic savior.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here. And yes, If I had opted out, I wouldn't have this issue right now- but how would that be good for my daughter?

It opened my eyes to the fact that my kid is down and needs more and I'll be more cognizant to her mental health needs, and if I can't get her in to someone asap, I can at least try to help her and be supportive at home for now. Focus on what is important.

You already knew before the screener. I seriously doubt you had zero idea before this screener. And if you didn’t, you are totally checked out. And now unfortunately your kid will have this result in her file for the test of her academic career.

Hey, I'm op. PP, take a break from DCUM. You're really not being your best self today. How does it feel for you to type this out? Do you feel good about yourself? Do you feel like you are a good person? Because you're not. I'm sorry you don't like the screener. I'm not in love with everything FCPS does either. But I'm not telling another parent they're checked out. No, I didn't realize the extent of how she felt.

Sometimes I wonder who people like you are in real life.

Are you a Gatehouse employee or something ing? Everyone I know thinks the screener is a joke. I don’t believe you had “no idea” and the screener was this magic savior.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Glad we opted out of Fairfax’ ridiculous SEL screener.

Same. Totally relieved.

So you’re glad you might not know something you could do something about. Awesome.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Glad we opted out of Fairfax’ ridiculous SEL screener.

Same. Totally relieved.

So you’re glad you might not know something you could do something about. Awesome.

What part of “permanent record” did you not understand?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here. And yes, If I had opted out, I wouldn't have this issue right now- but how would that be good for my daughter?

It opened my eyes to the fact that my kid is down and needs more and I'll be more cognizant to her mental health needs, and if I can't get her in to someone asap, I can at least try to help her and be supportive at home for now. Focus on what is important.

You already knew before the screener. I seriously doubt you had zero idea before this screener. And if you didn’t, you are totally checked out. And now unfortunately your kid will have this result in her file for the test of her academic career.

Hey, I'm op. PP, take a break from DCUM. You're really not being your best self today. How does it feel for you to type this out? Do you feel good about yourself? Do you feel like you are a good person? Because you're not. I'm sorry you don't like the screener. I'm not in love with everything FCPS does either. But I'm not telling another parent they're checked out. No, I didn't realize the extent of how she felt.

Sometimes I wonder who people like you are in real life.

Are you a Gatehouse employee or something ing? Everyone I know thinks the screener is a joke. I don’t believe you had “no idea” and the screener was this magic savior.

OH MY GOSH, stop. NP here and you are letting your letting your politics overrule human decency at this point. Back off, please.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Glad we opted out of Fairfax’ ridiculous SEL screener.

Same. Totally relieved.

So you’re glad you might not know something you could do something about. Awesome.

What part of “permanent record” did you not understand?

do you think the high school sends this to colleges along with transcripts. It’s permanent through FCPS, then it’s not. This permanent record is a red herring.

[Anonymous]

OP - your child was identified as suffering from mental illness; I am happy for you and her that you have the confirmation you apparently needed.

But please stop downplaying the danger this SEL puts our kids in.

If you don’t understand, research it; I won’t list it all for you.

But the danger includes misidentification, the chronic data breaches of FFX county’s system, required surrender of your privacy to apply for security clearances later in life, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP - your child was identified as suffering from mental illness; I am happy for you and her that you have the confirmation you apparently needed.

But please stop downplaying the danger this SEL puts our kids in.

If you don’t understand, research it; I won’t list it all for you.

But the danger includes misidentification, the chronic data breaches of FFX county’s system, required surrender of your privacy to apply for security clearances later in life, etc.

+1. Do people not understand that you literally can’t get security clearances with this on your record?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here. And yes, If I had opted out, I wouldn't have this issue right now- but how would that be good for my daughter?

It opened my eyes to the fact that my kid is down and needs more and I'll be more cognizant to her mental health needs, and if I can't get her in to someone asap, I can at least try to help her and be supportive at home for now. Focus on what is important.

You already knew before the screener. I seriously doubt you had zero idea before this screener. And if you didn’t, you are totally checked out. And now unfortunately your kid will have this result in her file for the test of her academic career.

Hey, I'm op. PP, take a break from DCUM. You're really not being your best self today. How does it feel for you to type this out? Do you feel good about yourself? Do you feel like you are a good person? Because you're not. I'm sorry you don't like the screener. I'm not in love with everything FCPS does either. But I'm not telling another parent they're checked out. No, I didn't realize the extent of how she felt.

Sometimes I wonder who people like you are in real life.

Are you a Gatehouse employee or something ing? Everyone I know thinks the screener is a joke. I don’t believe you had “no idea” and the screener was this magic savior.

I'm an NP and you need to stop harassing the OP. You're a miserable, horrible, awful jerk. It's too bad you didn't let your kids take the screener, they probably need some help with a psychotic parent like you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP - your child was identified as suffering from mental illness; I am happy for you and her that you have the confirmation you apparently needed.

But please stop downplaying the danger this SEL puts our kids in.

If you don’t understand, research it; I won’t list it all for you.

But the danger includes misidentification, the chronic data breaches of FFX county’s system, required surrender of your privacy to apply for security clearances later in life, etc.

+1. Do people not understand that you literally can’t get security clearances with this on your record?

Stop making things up, PP.