Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mothers of young boys: did you realize school staff is not doing anything about girls misbehavior towards boys?

...He tells her teacher. Teacher does nothing about it. It's becoming a frustrating pattern.

OP, the pattern is in this classroom, with these three people. I would suggest you not worry about our culture at large. Get in touch with the teacher to solve the pattern you do see. Would you be able to do this without letting your emotions get the better of you and/or name calling?

There's nothing that readers of DCUM, an anonymous parenting forum, can do to improve your situation. GL

I'm not asking you to improve my situation. There's nothing wrong posting in this forum to ask if other other parents notice this issue in their kids classroom.

an issue with bitches?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mothers of young boys: did you realize school staff is not doing anything about girls misbehavior towards boys?

...He tells her teacher. Teacher does nothing about it. It's becoming a frustrating pattern.

OP, the pattern is in this classroom, with these three people. I would suggest you not worry about our culture at large. Get in touch with the teacher to solve the pattern you do see. Would you be able to do this without letting your emotions get the better of you and/or name calling?

There's nothing that readers of DCUM, an anonymous parenting forum, can do to improve your situation. GL

I'm not asking you to improve my situation. There's nothing wrong posting in this forum to ask if other other parents notice this issue in their kids classroom.

Nope. You are the first parent I've ever heard of referring who is so nutso that s/he is calling first graders bitches. And being an OTT nutso in FCPS takes work so congrats. But, I would definately go into the classroom and demand that these little bitches be punished. Teachers love stuff like that.

An adult is calling 3 different 6 year old girls Bitches and the 6 year olds are the problem? Smh

PS-- yep, I'm sure your perfect kid farts rainbows, and has absolutely no culpability in this situation. For example, I'm sure he hasn't picked up on your shitty attitude.

No, I don't.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mothers of young boys: did you realize school staff is not doing anything about girls misbehavior towards boys?

...He tells her teacher. Teacher does nothing about it. It's becoming a frustrating pattern.

OP, the pattern is in this classroom, with these three people. I would suggest you not worry about our culture at large. Get in touch with the teacher to solve the pattern you do see. Would you be able to do this without letting your emotions get the better of you and/or name calling?

There's nothing that readers of DCUM, an anonymous parenting forum, can do to improve your situation. GL

I'm not asking you to improve my situation. There's nothing wrong posting in this forum to ask if other other parents notice this issue in their kids classroom.

If your only source of information is coming from a 1st grader, then you're probably not getting the entire story. Perhaps your perfect little boy really is perfect and these girls are little terrors. However, kids that age can have a tough time trying to gauge their own behavior as well as others. Talk to the teacher, nicely, to get the entire situation from an adult's viewpoint.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How would you possibly know the girl is behind in all those subjects?

3 different girls behaving like Little Bitchies in The same classroom. It's not about my emotions, it's about justice for all, my fellow citizens.

Yes, your continued name calling of children proves this

Anonymous wrote:How would you possibly know the girl is behind in all those subjects?

3 different girls behaving like Little Bitchies in The same classroom. It's not about my emotions, it's about justice for all, my fellow citizens.

Actually, this, though much worse, happened to my 1st grade DS in private. He's no longer there and now in public. Your point remains, however. There is no doubt a double standard. What happened to my DS in 1st grade would never have been excused if roles reversed.

How would you possibly know the girl is behind in all those subjects?

Anonymous wrote:Mothers of young boys: did you realize school staff is not doing anything about girls misbehavior towards boys?

...He tells her teacher. Teacher does nothing about it. It's becoming a frustrating pattern.

OP, the pattern is in this classroom, with these three people. I would suggest you not worry about our culture at large. Get in touch with the teacher to solve the pattern you do see. Would you be able to do this without letting your emotions get the better of you and/or name calling?

There's nothing that readers of DCUM, an anonymous parenting forum, can do to improve your situation. GL

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe stop calling little girls bitches?

+1

+100. Except OP of course.

Anonymous wrote:Maybe stop calling little girls bitches?

+1

Maybe stop calling little girls bitches?

Mothers of young boys: did you realize school staff is not doing anything about girls misbehavior towards boys? Where's the Justice for All?
Here's example be 1:a 1st grade girl slapping a boy on his bottom. The boy asks her to keep her hands to herself and to not do that again. Teacher sends Think Sheet to the boy. The girl gets nothing.
Example nr2: a girl keeps talking trash to a boy. The boy asks her to stop her because his patience is over. He tells her teacher. Teacher does nothing about it. It's becoming a frustrating pattern.
The girl is behind in math, reading and writing. The boy is doing excellent at school.