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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kid's back looks more hunched by the day (binders, laptop, spirals, instrument, sports bag, water, lunch, sneakers, etc). [b]And yes, now kids are stowing things in random classrooms until they need them after school[/b]. With all of these people on the school board, countless school administrators, and the $ in this district, is it too much to consider the literal burden on these kids' backs every day? Please figure this out. Instead, they bring in service animals to pet for a mental health break. 🙄[/quote]

And I'm sure you as a parent will be pissed if those items disappear during the day. It is not the teacher's responsibility to store random items for dozens of kids.

My kid plays two Varsity sports (obviously in two different seasons) and has never once hauled her sports bag all over the school, nor has she ever left her belongings in a random teacher's classroom until she needs them after school.  :roll: [/quote]

I certainly won't be happy if things go missing. And I agree that this shouldn't fall on teachers. I don't understand your post. Where is your kid's sports bag all day?[/quote]

She waits after school to give it to him, of course! The refusal to provide lockers is just ridiculous. They treat these kids like criminals. Cooper Middle School is in the poshest area of McLean and they seem to think that all the kids are drug dealing gangsters one step away from prison. [/quote]

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