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Probably an obvious question, but why has nobody mentioned Crohns? |
+1. And there are so many other parents just like her that school staff and FCPS have to deal with. You parents are pissed and can complain about Callie and have every right too. School staff is stuck dealing with these }%>|>#{%>#%#} all the time and having to be professional and polite to these crazy, horrible people! For years! Please take a minute to put yourself in school employee shoes and please start advocating for school staff to not be forced to tolerate this ^**%%#*+=*^ from ^*%#< like Callie. |
Quoting myself because I have dealt with these systems. Easy to call mothers crazy when you lie to them and gaslight constantly |
I feel for all the kids who are caught up in this mess, having their private details posted online thanks to this parent. (The school shares in the responsibility but at least they didn’t post the information). We all know too well that nothing is ever really deleted from the internet. Imagine 10-40 yrs from now as these kids move into adulthood and try to join the military or run for political office. Damning details of things they were dealing with as minors will be discoverable. If you think this won’t have a long term impact on the kids whose details have been shared online, think again. The world is a cruel place and a parent just made it harder for these kids who didn’t ask for this. |
This is seriously why so many special education teachers quit. There are so many disgruntled rude parents that can make special education staff's lives absolutely miserable. Special education parents have so many rights that it only takes a few angry parents to make a special education teacher's life a nightmare. Special ed parents can request an IEP meeting whenever they want so maybe the parent is mad at the speech teacher or the general ed teacher or just mad in general. The special ed teacher has to set up a meeting with the parents, the general ed teacher, the principal or another administrator, all service providers, and the parents advocate/attorney if they have one. Obviously this takes a while to coordinate. Then they have to meet with the parent and often get yelled at by the parent over things they have no control over. Meanwhile while they are at that IEP meeting the students the special ed. teacher, the speech teacher, the OT are supposed to be seeing don't get seen, so now other special parents are mad so they want a meeting too with the whole IEP team or they want those minutes made up but where is the special ed teacher getting this time from? |
| The FCPS employee was the initial problem here though. How many times are they carelessly sending our kid’s personal data to random parents? |
You are ridiculous. This is not going to happen. She didn't steal the information btw. |
If I knew who you were, you would be fired. School staff should not be posting here. You sound horrible. |
+100 There is a poster here who will not stop with the stupidity. Callie is not going to be on trial. No one can make her sign anything about the data. She has said she won't use it. The situation sucks and I'd be bothered but she is not a criminal and she is not going to jail. |
Cheeezus you are stupid and you are making statements that are actionable. You know this site can be subpoenaed and your ip address discovered. |
| Personally, when a judge orders me to hand data over to a parent, I'm super careful about what that data is. |
That didn’t happen this time, thank God. But fcps is a sieve, so this scenario is highly possible. |
Especially when the last time it happened, the judge didn’t let you get your data back. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. |
If “so many parents” are doing this, is sounds like a systemic issue with the establishment. The school district (or more likely) the law requires certain concessions which the local school (or more likely) the teacher can’t reasonably accommodate. So the parents complain and get no action. So they complain more, and still get no action. Then they really complain and lawyer up, and then get blasted for being unreasonable. Then teachers quit, so the problem magnifies. The school says, we have no money for this, because we spent it changing Woodson HS to Woodson HS, so you’ll do the best you can. Parents grow angrier, teachers are more stressed. School admin helps encourage teacher by calling parents “Karen”, and that reinforces in teachers mind this is an unreasonable parent vs. mama bear fighting for her kid to get what they are legally entitled to and not getting. What shocked me about Callie’s whistleblower piece is how many kids have lawyers. Sure, nova is its own animal, but when that many parents are lawyering up and getting fcps for outside funding, we have a big problem structurally that needs a major rework. |
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I'm a pp. The lawyers thing is terrible but necessary. The only reason my child didn't get a lawyer is because we were advised it was better to pull my child out of school and pay for everything out of pocket, including a private school.
We could have fought with lawyers, but it would have lost our child precious time. |