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Reply to "MCPS policies for parental notification when children are hit in school"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] The principal did nothing wrong. A parent met with the principal to inquire about her child's safety given the regular violent outbursts and evacuations. The principal listened, and said parents should feel free to send an email or letter or schedule a meeting with the teacher or principal if they have concerns. The principal was correct to listen and take the concerns of other parents seriously. These kids were scared. Think about how your kid might feel if a classmate had violent outbursts daily? Flipping desks, throwing scissors, breaking things, assaulting the teacher? They had a second adult in the room at all times so the kids could be evacuated. The principal did nothing wrong. PS - the kid is thriving at a new school that it better equipped to address her mental health issues. I know this because the mom told me that. Guess what? The kid's own mom wanted the kid in a special school as well...ya know, one equipped to actually meet the kid's special needs. [/quote] NP. PP please share name of the school and the principal. Let's make an issue of it if you are so positive the principal did something wrong. [/quote]
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