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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's called poor parenting and MCPS isn't social services as much as they try to be. Bring back schools for kids with behavioral issues. Staff it with mental health experts, highly trained teachers and social services personnel. Those kids get the extra support they need and kids in general schools can learn without distractions.[/quote]

There are already schools like that. And mental health issues aren't usually due to poor parenting unless your parent is from Mommie Dearest or something. [/quote]

A lot of people posting here are delusional. [b]This isn't a crisis.[/b] It's too bad they aren't doing things the way you think they should work, but based on evidence these methods are effective whereas these old-time notions aren't.[/quote]

With all due respect, do you work in a MCPS school?  If this were five years ago I would agree with you.  It used to be isolated students who needed more than the neighborhood schools were able to provide.  These last five years have turned our schools upside down.  I have packs of 10 year olds running our school.  There were 6 fights last week alone...in an elementary school.  One teacher was left bleeding as a result of one fight.  The last one on Friday took two male upper grade teachers to hold the kids back as the more petite female teachers were basically tossed aside.  I don't even work in a Title 1 school so who knows what's going on in other parts of the district.  [/quote]
Wow. Where do you work? Gaithersburg? Silver Spring?[/quote]

It honestly sounds like the teachers are so bad the kids just don't respect them. Perhaps, the county needs to hire more effective teachers.[/quote]

I agree. I volunteer with ED classes and the teachers are constantly setting off the kids in our class. Guess what, his mom is back in jail, he's having a bad day... don't yell at him for not picking up his feet when he walks. FFS![/quote]

What do you mean by "setting off" ? We're talking about older kids (middle school+ or even upper elementary) who set off the classroom in a massive way by making it impossible to teach, not someone's gait.[/quote]

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