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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I agree that they have a bullying problem at the MS and LS. We’ve seen it, and there are accounts of administrators and moms bullying different moms of kids throughout the divisions. [b]In the MS, several kids have been bullied by one of the teachers who has several roles there, so it’s hard for them to get away from.[/b] There have been multiple accounts of problems with poor management of teacher absence and kid-unfriendly subs far out of sync with the values the school talks about. One of the coaches seems to creep out several moms (not the daughters, that I know of). I wouldn’t dismiss claims of bullying if your kid hasn’t experienced it directly or if there are stories of disgruntlement. Others’ experience can 100% also be - and is -happening. Reports about a range of incidents throughout the years are widespread. SSSAS offers cool options, but that’s not impressive at this price point if kids can’t get out of it what they should and moms can’t go about their business in peace. Other schools here probably offer cool options too, but who knows if it comes without the behavior.[/quote] This is a strong clue this poster is not to be trusted. The kids aren’t “bullied” by the teacher / administrator. I know who (and what) you’re talking about. This teacher / administrator simply enforces the rules, and some parents don’t like it that their kid gets in trouble. [/quote] NP here. If it’s who I’m thinking about she plays favorites and isn’t anything like the person who had the job before her (who was an absolutely lovely person with parents and kids and it’s such a shame that person left). This admin/teacher had a huge issue with boys. I’m not sure why. I am always puzzled why people go into teaching or work in schools who clearly don’t like kids or a gender of kids. And no, I don’t have a kid who’s been disciplined by her but I’ve had plenty of interactions to know. [/quote]
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