Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am no child care expert, but a mom with common sense.
Why can’t SACC clean house like the school did? I think there comes a point when the teacher loses touch, after 40+ it’s time to retire.

+1

Anonymous wrote:I am a military guy in this area. Work in Reston. Commutes suck, whaa! My daycare sucks whaaa! People are mean in DC Whaa. I agree with 19:07. Grow a pair Navy. Semper Fi

Anonymous wrote:I am no child care expert, but a mom with common sense.
Why can’t SACC clean house like the school did? I think there comes a point when the teacher loses touch, after 40+ it’s time to retire.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone actually know how SACC is run? What the qualifications are for the aftercare providers? How they hire? What they are paid? Just a curious parent.

That is a really good question. I posted earlier about Ms. Muluwani, and yes I have a serious problem with her attitude toward parents, her professionalism, and what she accused me of. To accuse me of using racial terms, I was flabbergasted. I approached her in a professional manner with all due respect, and polite disposition. I told her I was sorry if I did anything to upset her, that if there was a problem between us that I would welcome any type conversation to sort it out. She said she had no idea what I was talking about. I was really sincere. I don’t want to be uncomfortable every time I pick up my daughter. I am.
I do fear the situation, and when she made up this story about me it really hurt. I am still upset, I feel beaten. How am I to address her accusation? She has no idea about my activities outside of that school. Being married to a non-Caucasian and the racist comments we got on a daily basis from my old neighborhood was so demoralizing to my family. For her to say what she did...? I give up, I am going to keep my mouth shut, and just try to forget it. I want to be comfortable picking up my girl. I want her to have fun and enjoy SACC. I don’t want to fight, I am tired of fighting, and this whole thing depresses me. I hate this area so much. I had enough.

Grow a pair of balls and suck it up like the rest of us in the NOVA area. Cry baby!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone actually know how SACC is run? What the qualifications are for the aftercare providers? How they hire? What they are paid? Just a curious parent.

That is a really good question. I posted earlier about Ms. Muluwani, and yes I have a serious problem with her attitude toward parents, her professionalism, and what she accused me of. To accuse me of using racial terms, I was flabbergasted. I approached her in a professional manner with all due respect, and polite disposition. I told her I was sorry if I did anything to upset her, that if there was a problem between us that I would welcome any type conversation to sort it out. She said she had no idea what I was talking about. I was really sincere. I don’t want to be uncomfortable every time I pick up my daughter. I am.
I do fear the situation, and when she made up this story about me it really hurt. I am still upset, I feel beaten. How am I to address her accusation? She has no idea about my activities outside of that school. Being married to a non-Caucasian and the racist comments we got on a daily basis from my old neighborhood was so demoralizing to my family. For her to say what she did...? I give up, I am going to keep my mouth shut, and just try to forget it. I want to be comfortable picking up my girl. I want her to have fun and enjoy SACC. I don’t want to fight, I am tired of fighting, and this whole thing depresses me. I hate this area so much. I had enough.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone actually know how SACC is run? What the qualifications are for the aftercare providers? How they hire? What they are paid? Just a curious parent.

That is a really good question. I posted earlier about Ms. Muluwani, and yes I have a serious problem with her attitude toward parents, her professionalism, and what she accused me of. To accuse me of using racial terms, I was flabbergasted. I approached her in a professional manner with all due respect, and polite disposition. I told her I was sorry if I did anything to upset her, that if there was a problem between us that I would welcome any type conversation to sort it out. She said she had no idea what I was talking about. I was really sincere. I don’t want to be uncomfortable every time I pick up my daughter. I am.
I do fear the situation, and when she made up this story about me it really hurt. I am still upset, I feel beaten. How am I to address her accusation? She has no idea about my activities outside of that school. Being married to a non-Caucasian and the racist comments we got on a daily basis from my old neighborhood was so demoralizing to my family. For her to say what she did...? I give up, I am going to keep my mouth shut, and just try to forget it. I want to be comfortable picking up my girl. I want her to have fun and enjoy SACC. I don’t want to fight, I am tired of fighting, and this whole thing depresses me. I hate this area so much. I had enough.

I feel for you sir. Can you move your kid, is that an option?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone actually know how SACC is run? What the qualifications are for the aftercare providers? How they hire? What they are paid? Just a curious parent.

That is a really good question. I posted earlier about Ms. Muluwani, and yes I have a serious problem with her attitude toward parents, her professionalism, and what she accused me of. To accuse me of using racial terms, I was flabbergasted. I approached her in a professional manner with all due respect, and polite disposition. I told her I was sorry if I did anything to upset her, that if there was a problem between us that I would welcome any type conversation to sort it out. She said she had no idea what I was talking about. I was really sincere. I don’t want to be uncomfortable every time I pick up my daughter. I am.
I do fear the situation, and when she made up this story about me it really hurt. I am still upset, I feel beaten. How am I to address her accusation? She has no idea about my activities outside of that school. Being married to a non-Caucasian and the racist comments we got on a daily basis from my old neighborhood was so demoralizing to my family. For her to say what she did...? I give up, I am going to keep my mouth shut, and just try to forget it. I want to be comfortable picking up my girl. I want her to have fun and enjoy SACC. I don’t want to fight, I am tired of fighting, and this whole thing depresses me. I hate this area so much. I had enough.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone actually know how SACC is run? What the qualifications are for the aftercare providers? How they hire? What they are paid? Just a curious parent.

That is a really good question. I posted earlier about Ms. Muluwani, and yes I have a serious problem with her attitude toward parents, her professionalism, and what she accused me of. To accuse me of using racial terms, I was flabbergasted. I approached her in a professional manner with all due respect, and polite disposition. I told her I was sorry if I did anything to upset her, that if there was a problem between us that I would welcome any type conversation to sort it out. She said she had no idea what I was talking about. I was really sincere. I don’t want to be uncomfortable every time I pick up my daughter. I am.
I do fear the situation, and when she made up this story about me it really hurt. I am still upset, I feel beaten. How am I to address her accusation? She has no idea about my activities outside of that school. Being married to a non-Caucasian and the racist comments we got on a daily basis from my old neighborhood was so demoralizing to my family. For her to say what she did...? I give up, I am going to keep my mouth shut, and just try to forget it. I want to be comfortable picking up my girl. I want her to have fun and enjoy SACC. I don’t want to fight, I am tired of fighting, and this whole thing depresses me. I hate this area so much. I had enough.

Sending you a big hug, PP. It sounds like others know your character and are in your corner. I am too.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hear much about the STEM camps, does anyone know if this is SACC or the county? New mom in the area trying to plan my summer.
Julie S

Julie S,
We did the forensics camp over the summer of 2017 and my kids loved it. As one mother to another, it wasn't what you think.
It's like the mad scientist that goes to kids parties. It more fun things to do, rather then science or forensics. I hope that helps.
MFM

THIS IS RUN BY SACC? Do they have this in Fairfax County Schools in Reston?

Have you ever seen the county publications that comes in the mail? They have all kinds of programs for the summer. I opt for these because there is a hole in the SACC program for summer breaks.
It keeps the kids busy and at least its fun. These programs are scripted and regimented, and run by much younger kids then the SACC programs.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone actually know how SACC is run? What the qualifications are for the aftercare providers? How they hire? What they are paid? Just a curious parent.

That is a really good question. I posted earlier about Ms. Muluwani, and yes I have a serious problem with her attitude toward parents, her professionalism, and what she accused me of. To accuse me of using racial terms, I was flabbergasted. I approached her in a professional manner with all due respect, and polite disposition. I told her I was sorry if I did anything to upset her, that if there was a problem between us that I would welcome any type conversation to sort it out. She said she had no idea what I was talking about. I was really sincere. I don’t want to be uncomfortable every time I pick up my daughter. I am.
I do fear the situation, and when she made up this story about me it really hurt. I am still upset, I feel beaten. How am I to address her accusation? She has no idea about my activities outside of that school. Being married to a non-Caucasian and the racist comments we got on a daily basis from my old neighborhood was so demoralizing to my family. For her to say what she did...? I give up, I am going to keep my mouth shut, and just try to forget it. I want to be comfortable picking up my girl. I want her to have fun and enjoy SACC. I don’t want to fight, I am tired of fighting, and this whole thing depresses me. I hate this area so much. I had enough.