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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Parents love Oyster.

If you have problems with Oyster- real problems- put up or shut up.  Tell your stories so we can determine if they are real.

I’m not sure why there is an Oyster troll here at DCUM.  But let’s see what kind of truth there actually is.[/quote]

Every single time a parent tells a story, psychotic boosters call them trolls. Op, there are an awful lot of people with similar stories about Oyster. I’d be worried. Thankful we moved. [/quote]

The psychotic booster accusing oyster critics/trolls/haterz is  actually Mayra Cruz. [/quote]

Wouldn’t surprise me. Every single comment pointing out the problems with yelling at small children or the terrible way SN children are treated is “the” Oyster troll. No honey, lots of people know what it’s really like. [/quote]

The thing is that there have been identical comments for more than 10 years on every single thread that mentions Oyster -- for many years they singled out the librarian as "yelling at kids", but more recently just the teachers in general, and even more recently "Lots of people say that teachers yell at kids."   Nothing specific, nothing concrete, just "lots of people say teachers yell at kids."  When I was an Oyster parent, I had lots of specific, concrete criticisms of the school (as all parents will with their kid's school), but this decade long campaign of word for word, generic insults rings very false to people whose kids actually attend the school.

Also, my student with an IEP had some bad experiences with teachers (mostly with older Spanish teachers who didn't seem to really believe that the relevant law applied to them and that the cure for ADHD was just convincing kids to sit still and be quiet),  but we also had wonderful experiences (mostly with younger Spanish and English teachers whose understanding of teaching special needs kids was more current).   About counseling out -- there no such thing as "counseling out" at a public school.  That's a private school term.  In one very specific circumstance, kids with extreme needs can be placed in a different school if the in boundary school doesn't have the resources to meet the need, but those circumstances are very, very uncommon - mostly because DCPS then has to foot the bill at a school like Lab, which they are very reluctant to do.   [/quote]

Ive seen the librarian scream at very young children with my own eyes. I reported this here after I read similar reports from other posters and a psycho immediately called me “the” oyster troll. It’s real, it has happened many times, and btw my neighbors confirmed that yelling is absolutely par for the course.

Maybe your kids are just lucky, but yes I’ve heard others report similar stories both in person and here, and I have seen it with my own eyes. Sorry but it is true. [/quote]

Really?  Where is the library in the Oyster building?
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