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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]See subject. I’m not talking about individual teachers. I’m talking about whether the system is set up to care about students as humans as opposed to widgets.

Should FCPS only care about providing a teacher who teaches focuses solely on academics ignoring also other aspects (eg, behavior, personal issues) or should it care only about getting kids out the door in 12th grade regardless of grades?

Should it care about students welfare out side of school or their mental health?

If a parent sees a problem outside of school that may impact what happens inside of school, should they bother keeping school/FCPS informed?

If there are issues happening in school (eg, bullying) that may impact what happens at home, should FCPS/school inform the parents?
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Start parenting yourself you brought them into this world.

Kids have bullied since the beginning of time.

It is your job to teach your kid confidence and what to do if they are bullied. [/quote]

You sound so clueless and harsh.  Yes, kids have been bullied since the beginning of time. What has changed is 1) technology to allow constant cyber-bullying and harassment and 2) lack of discipline and consequences for the bullying. FCPS doesn't call anything bullying- and there are no consequences for the $#%#Q$# who bully, harass, threaten other students online or in-person.  FCPS administration often does not even respond to emails or phone calls from parents that report bullying and harassment. And there is NO accountability for FCPS- they can do whatever crappy job they want. [/quote]

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