DCPS teacher sharing conspiracy theories with students

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Almost as bad as sharing rumors anonymously on a site filled with of splenetic parents.

Oh, so open dialog and conversation isn't allowed by the dear leader anymore?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would speak with the teacher first, to confirm that they said what your child is reporting and register your concern. See what response you get. If not satisfactory, go to the principal.

Yes. Talk with your child, write down for your own record exactly what they tell you the teacher is saying. Then talk with the teacher: "I was concerned that my child said they you said x, y, and z, but I know they might have misunderstood or not remembered correctly, so I wanted to check to see if that was an accurate description of what you said." Then talk to the principal if the response is unsatisfactory.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would speak with the teacher first, to confirm that they said what your child is reporting and register your concern. See what response you get. If not satisfactory, go to the principal.

Yes. Talk with your child, write down for your own record exactly what they tell you the teacher is saying. Then talk with the teacher: "I was concerned that my child said they you said x, y, and z, but I know they might have misunderstood or not remembered correctly, so I wanted to check to see if that was an accurate description of what you said." Then talk to the principal if the response is unsatisfactory.

Agree. Make sure you are clear that the kid may have misinterpreted things and if your kid did maybe others were confused as well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your kid is a chatterbox. I wouldn't know what mine does at school unless they are in trouble.
Wouldn't bother me one bit as it is an opinion.

Lol that you are bragging about how your kid does not want to or is incapable of telling you anything that happened at school. Amazing.