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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think that people suggest filing a police report because the schools are no longer moving quickly to address issues with kids with behavioral problems. Physical assault should be a threshold that leads to immediate consequences but it now seems that is not happening. And while most early ES kids are not likely to try and really harm a classmate, we know that some do and the very rare few are quite clinical in their decision to shoot or assault a classmate.

I believe most people are hoping that filing a police report would force the school to take stronger action although I am not certain that will be the case.[/quote]

It's this. I am very much hoping that parents of my peers file every single physical infraction with tge police so that we can go back to worrying about learning in the classroom and not physical safety. Most of these incidents are committed by repeat offenders who should not be allowed to terrorize the rest of the class.[/quote]

You do realize the police can’t question 7 year olds right?  They can question the teacher who witnessed the fight. Which pulls that teacher out of the classroom. You file 6 reports, that teacher is at the police station six times. Not saying a word, BTW,  because their union rep isn’t stupid. That’s six times a sub is babysitting the classroom.

For educated people, DCUMitescan be incredibly dumb. [/quote]

A teacher suggested filing a police repoet[/quote]

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