APS Taylor Playground Incident

[Anonymous]

A lot of crazy kids in the last year or two in kindergarten. I guess that's what you get when kids spend too much time around their own family.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What in the hell was in the water 5 years ago? Kindergartners everywhere are insane this year. At every school, county, and state.

Last years were, overall, quite dreamy. This year? MADNESS.

They didn’t have daycare because of Covid.

Uhhhh daycare has been open since Summer 2021, crazy lady.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What in the hell was in the water 5 years ago? Kindergartners everywhere are insane this year. At every school, county, and state.

Last years were, overall, quite dreamy. This year? MADNESS.

They didn’t have daycare because of Covid.

For the Kindergarten class 2 years ago? Sure. But covid has been over for 2 years now. Parents blaming current behavior issues or lack of socialization on covid are trying to deflect their parenting failures, and lack of reinforcement at home.

+1
anytime someone blames covid for shortcomings I inwardly roll my eyes - tells me everything I need to know about that person

I’m sure you do. Our school psychologist told me last year there are still a lot of issues related to covid and to ask my child’s teacher if my child’s behavior (mad the support the teacher was giving) was within the norm post COVID or the norm pre-covid, or above and beyond what other kids needed even lost COVID. My child’s teacher had no idea what covid would have to do with anything. So I’d say even people who should be in the best position to opine disagree here. Also, I’m fairly certain my child’s teacher thought I was insane after that conversation. Fun times.

I think you're insane after reading this. Your post makes no sense. Please rewrite to make it more coherent.

[Anonymous]

Taylor's problem? Too many rich people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It does seem silly as hearsay but at the same time, some of the students in the news in recent years were having issues as early as kindergarten. Let’s get these kids help sooner!

How does that email "help" the kids?
-Not a Taylor parent

The email doesn't, but taking violent behavior seriously does. Perhaps if that had happened at Ashlawn instead of a "light touch", the kid wouldn't be bringing tasers to school and making threats in MS. Perhaps.

What are you saying would have happened at Ashlawn? Is that school notoriously strict with behavior issues or something?

[Anonymous]

These sort of things happen at all the APS schools, just Taylor is telling parents now after one incident last year