safety camera inside elementary school

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is your daughter not capable of telling you what happened?

NP - but I never get a straight answer or the complete story from my early elem school kid. I can see why the parent would want more info.

1. You need to raise a child that doesn't lie.

2. It was a minor injury, shit happens, let it go

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is your daughter not capable of telling you what happened?

NP - but I never get a straight answer or the complete story from my early elem school kid. I can see why the parent would want more info.

1. You need to raise a child that doesn't lie.

2. It was a minor injury, shit happens, let it go

I never said my kid lied - but a young child's perspective on what happens is often different than what ACTUALLY happened. And I'm not OP so don't need to let shit go.

[Anonymous]

The school usually don't let the parents to go into the building. They let you wait in the front office when you go pick up your kids during the day. Only when you have an appointment with a teacher or staff and the people in the front office know you personally, you will be allowed to go inside either alone or escorted into the room. This is my experience in ES, MS, or HS in mcps. Child care may use the door on the side of the building so parents don't have to go through the front office.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is your daughter not capable of telling you what happened?

Not the OP but I'd bet that the OP is looking for a payday from the school system thus looking for video evidence.

[Anonymous]

What is a safety camera?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If no one saw it; did it really happen? Less liability for the school...

this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:most elementery schools have no need to camera since most of the kids are not unsupervised. They cost a lot of money and I think parents are against camera at elementary schools

not all and not all the time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If no one saw it; did it really happen? Less liability for the school...

this.

burden of proof on parent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The school usually don't let the parents to go into the building. They let you wait in the front office when you go pick up your kids during the day. Only when you have an appointment with a teacher or staff and the people in the front office know you personally, you will be allowed to go inside either alone or escorted into the room. This is my experience in ES, MS, or HS in mcps. Child care may use the door on the side of the building so parents don't have to go through the front office.

If they know you have a child there, why wouldn't they let you in? What's to hide?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The school usually don't let the parents to go into the building. They let you wait in the front office when you go pick up your kids during the day. Only when you have an appointment with a teacher or staff and the people in the front office know you personally, you will be allowed to go inside either alone or escorted into the room. This is my experience in ES, MS, or HS in mcps. Child care may use the door on the side of the building so parents don't have to go through the front office.

If they know you have a child there, why wouldn't they let you in? What's to hide?

They're not going to let you roam the school and interrupt instruction. It's not about hiding.