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It's obvious that the parent is a major PITA. Taking it out on a 6th grader for 7 years doesn't seem like the right thing to do. Shame on YOU! :shock:  [/quote]

DP. There's definitely a lot more to the story. The truth is probably somewhere in the middle. The kid is being punished more harshly than they would've been if the parents were doing their job. Based on the information about the parent, I suspect that 1. Regardless of what the mom says, there have been plenty of prior incidents with the child, mostly related to lack of supervision and 2. The HOA knows that the second something happens with this kid at the pool, they will be blamed and sued. This is exactly the type of situation where parents drop their 11 year olds off at the pool and leave for the day, argue with the life guards about unsafe play in the water, ignore the pool rules about swim tests and running on the pool deck, you name it. They know the family is a problem and they don't want the liability. [/quote]

Bingo. And this particular mother has already sued the school system for trying to 'kill' her child over diabetes medication. They all know what she has planned in regards to the pool if he slips and falls unsupervised while she's sitting at home doing whatever. [/quote]

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