Anonymous wrote:OP if you are so concerned about the other boy but school says no issue, what was site?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, it doesn't seem to me like anyone was trying to railroad your child into anything, just because you were asking for missed assignments. Missed assignments, and kids asking to redo them happens ALL the time, and no one is going to form some sort of vendetta on the basis of that.
What it seems like is that someone (tech office? teacher?) noticed inappropriate material on Kid A's computer, and either reported it erroneously as Kid B's computer, or reported it correctly, and the admins made a mistake. Especially if the content was violent, they will take action, and immediately (I would hope so), and your kid got caught in the middle.
I don't know your child, but mine would've raged and moved on. I don't think you're doing him any favors by making this out to be "they're all out to get you", when it could be a really simple misunderstanding that they already apologized for.
When the school called me they said, our counselor with whom you were emailing got ‘concerned’ and found blah blah blah in your child’s comp. He searched for xyz at midnight from YOUR home on school comp.
Anonymous wrote:He got Fs from lack of organization and confusing technology and staffers doing half a** work, not compression.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is OP.
I am concerned about the other boy. I asked specific questions - like what is the policy and protocols you followed to establish safety—- but the school replied there is no threat. How can I get a more detailed report about what exactly they have done to come to this assessment? Thanks
They are allowed to provide you with this information.
Anonymous wrote:This is OP.
I am concerned about the other boy. I asked specific questions - like what is the policy and protocols you followed to establish safety—- but the school replied there is no threat. How can I get a more detailed report about what exactly they have done to come to this assessment? Thanks
Anonymous wrote:It was all on the OTHER computer that belonged to the child with the same first name. the school was in rush to retaliate and didn’t check properly basics. The most appalling thing is that my child was aware that that child is always on a bad website during school hours. That’s the scary part…. And they only discover it because they want to dig up dirt on my son because I complained that I couldn’t get access to the missing assignments…
Anonymous wrote:I really think that those who are telling me to leave it alone are somehow engaged in the school system. Please note this situation brought out the act activist me that never ever happened to me before. Maybe it is a maternal instincts and being fed up by things I’ve seen in the system since my child entered it in the first grade. Perhaps things that I’ve seen just filed up and finally I’m really really fed up and want to speak up.
I will take the time I need to at least try and get those people who are paid by our taxes to just do their jobs a little bit properly. my requests were simple and very specific.
‘Please provide the list of assignments that are missing and indicate where to find them online. if it is a paper assignment, my child probably lost it so we need an electronic version, I said. But I said it in the much much nicer way with a lot of apologies for missing the assignments earlier in the qtr where my child was not focused and didn’t let me help him, telling me that he’s got everything under control and he’s a big boy…
Not a single time 5:04 counselor reached out to us with any updates whatsoever or on any check ins that she has conducted. 0
When I reached out to her a couple of times only, She promised things, but did not follow through in full. Just some little things are done, but important things are left out.
Secondly, the county still needs to know formally the issues that Schoology Integrated with Google creates for kids with special needs. if you read some of the posts here about Schoology Integrated with Google, you see that for the kid in the middle school to succeed, an adult needs to sit down next to the kid trying to figure out the assignment planning situation on a daily basis for at least one hour or more. I do not think this is OK. especially this is not OK, as It creates extreme difficulties for special needs kids.
Once we finally found math assignment by chasing down the teacher, he took freaking two minutes to get it done…