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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well put, PP. I guess the BFES or Wayside or Potomac ES parent who keeps coming back to this thread to dump on RP will not be too happy with you. Same with the parent whose kids was scolded by the [b]mean lunch lady[/b] and is now using a scorched earth policy against anyone who dares walk the halls of RP.[/quote] LOL. I volunteer there sometimes, and yea, one lunch lady is mean. But you know what, it's like a zoo in there. I mean really, a zoo. The lady has to be mean and strict otherwise it would be absolutely chaotic and the decibel level would blow out the windows. Just think about how many kids are in there. RP is over capacity. Also, some of the kids there are so disrespectful, even to the adults that are supervising. If I were that lady, I'd be mean, too, sometimes. I politely told a very young ES kid to please keep hands to yourself as the kid was disturbing another kid, and the kid blew me off. I so wanted to give that kid a spanking. Of course I didn't. If all the kids were angels the mean lunch lady might not be so mean...who knows.[/quote] you wanted to give someone else's child a spanking? And your volunteering at school?[/quote] Seriously PP, it was in jest. But sometimes, yea I think such kids need spankings. Do you volunteer at your kid's school lunches/recess? Have you ever dealt with out of control, disrespectful kids that bother other kids? So tell me, if you came across an ES student who was bothering your child during lunch, and you asked this kid politely to stop and this kid just laughed at you and ignored what you said, what would you do? Give the child a note? This kid is like this every time I see this kid. I'm venturing to guess that no amount of notes this kid has received is changing the kid's behavior. I have a higher tolerance for bad behavior from kids that are not mine, but this kid would try the patience of a saint. If you have a such a kid, discipline your kids and don't expect the people at school to do it for you.[/quote] Perhaps move this kid to another location. Maybe the noise and crowdedness bothers him and he needs a different eating situation. The school admin. should be looking for a solution and not just let it roll. And, a note a day or even weekly is not going to do the trick. [/quote]
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