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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A PP wrote: “ I'm not into the conspiracy theory of Facebook connections or anything like that. I just didn't like the fact that it became a part of my child's educational record, as defined under FERPA, and that students who scored 'poorly' would be given interventions. I felt very strongly about my DCs not taking the survey for those reasons. ” Agree 100%. I do not want my child to be administered interventions by the school based on this sketchy, subjective “screener.” [b]Worse - the results become part of my child’s permanent record. What if the wrong combination of a mere child’s answers leads to the school deeming my child “mentally ill ?”[/b] Anyone know for certain, the future consequences of a bad score on this SEL test? We are opting out.[/quote] This was exactly my fear.[/quote] FWIW, my youngest scored really low - but it’s consistent with the emotional issues he is dealing with (and sees a therapist for). Rather than be deemed “mentally ill,” the school offered some before-school mindfulness opportunities to help address some of his stress. I think it’s great and I have to say, the school has been supportive throughout. I think you all need to take a big deep breath (be mindful!) and [b]really consider that FCPS wants to help.[/b] It’s in their best interest to ensure kids are emotionally and mentally present and ready to learn. These surveys are well-known and much-discussed on DCUM, so none of it should have been a surprise to you.[/quote] Lol. This has to be the biggest crock of sh*t I’ve ever heard. They want to help?! Then get smaller class sizes and kick the disruptive kids out! [/quote]
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