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Reply to "Non-teaching school staff offering cookies and candy and to "hang out". Can I object?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My 10-yo child's DC-based private school has introduced a formal community-building effort, which includes dedicated staff and space. Instead of taking recess outdoors, as they are encouraged to do, my kid has opted to visit this staff, who invite students for conversation, offering candy and cookies, which is the notable element in my kid's telling (subject for another post). Setting aside the merits of this practice, what standing do I have to object? If I tell the school I don't want my kid engaging with this staff, how enforceable is it? The contract with the school doesn't shed light on it. Thanks for any input.[/quote] Omg leave your kid alone. Maybe they are getting some type of social interaction or support they need temporarily there. Leave it be it will pass. [/quote] You need to learn to recognize grooming behaviors. [/quote]
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