Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG, people like you are the reason that we don't have good things in school anymore. Go ahead and complain and get class pets banned instead of just giving your kid some Zyrtec because you think her cold is allergies.

No kid should have to be doped up on Zyrtec every day. Do you know tired that makes you feel? Animals have no place in schools.

Please be a troll.

Um, no. My child actually takes Zyrtec every day because she has real allergies and not fake class pet allergies. She functions just fine. A lot of children take daily allergy medicines. We are not all weirdo granola anti-vaxx mommies like you.

Ha, anti vax is the last way to describe me. I think the covid vaccine should be mandatory. I also have severe animal allergies and have spent days being doped up on Zyrtec and feeling like a zombie. I do not function just fine, but it's a choice between zombie and having my throat on fire. Neither are acceptable for learning.

No animals in schools. The health needs of children come first.

Sounds like all your vaccines and drugs have messed you up.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My child is not sneezing and doesn’t have a cold. Her eyes are red and swollen.

Oh sweetie, it's far more likely that one of her tablemates has a cat or dog whose fur is on their clothing than your child is allergic to the class pet on the other side of the room that she doesn't even come into contact with.

+1

That teacher thinks she is befriending the kids with the guinea pig. They don’t even use it to teach anything. She should remove the allergen-filled guinea pig. Let these kids breathe cleaner air. Lots of kids have asthma today. A guinea pig in the classroom is a bad idea.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG, people like you are the reason that we don't have good things in school anymore. Go ahead and complain and get class pets banned instead of just giving your kid some Zyrtec because you think her cold is allergies.

No kid should have to be doped up on Zyrtec every day. Do you know tired that makes you feel? Animals have no place in schools.

Please be a troll.

Um, no. My child actually takes Zyrtec every day because she has real allergies and not fake class pet allergies. She functions just fine. A lot of children take daily allergy medicines. We are not all weirdo granola anti-vaxx mommies like you.

Ha, anti vax is the last way to describe me. I think the covid vaccine should be mandatory. I also have severe animal allergies and have spent days being doped up on Zyrtec and feeling like a zombie. I do not function just fine, but it's a choice between zombie and having my throat on fire. Neither are acceptable for learning.

No animals in schools. The health needs of children come first.

Anonymous wrote:You want the class pet to be ended for everyone instead of just your kid being accommodated by switching classes?

OP is the reason we can't have nice things. People who complain all the time about everything - it's why FCPS ruined all the fun things about 4th grade (colonial day, Jamestown field trip, etc.), why all the other field trips nowadays are just awful (we can't do anything fun lest someone like OP freak out about their child's exposure to, for example, farm animals), why there are very limited assemblies (OP was probably offended by the African-American author talking about the need for diversity in literature), why the John Lewis unit in Benchmark was X'd out last year (oh no, we can't talk about death), etc.

I hate that teachers have to take on so many responsibilities with helping to raise other people’s children. Teachers have to be super hero’s, they have to teach your child responsibilities like a pet, teach them the curriculum, teach them to take care of their basic needs, teach them manners. Can teachers just teach the content?!?!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My child is not sneezing and doesn’t have a cold. Her eyes are red and swollen.

Oh sweetie, it's far more likely that one of her tablemates has a cat or dog whose fur is on their clothing than your child is allergic to the class pet on the other side of the room that she doesn't even come into contact with.

I had a friend with a dozen cats. Everyday she came to school with cat hair on her backpack. Would not surprise me if it was also on her clothes.

Talk to the teacher about this, OP. Maybe they can try a few changes to find out what and where the allergen is. First, maybe they could move your kid's desk to see if it's another kid. If not, they could try having the class pet hang out in another classroom to see if it really is the class pet.

You want the class pet to be ended for everyone instead of just your kid being accommodated by switching classes?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My child is not sneezing and doesn’t have a cold. Her eyes are red and swollen.

Oh sweetie, it's far more likely that one of her tablemates has a cat or dog whose fur is on their clothing than your child is allergic to the class pet on the other side of the room that she doesn't even come into contact with.

Probably this.

Anonymous wrote:My child is not sneezing and doesn’t have a cold. Her eyes are red and swollen.

Oh sweetie, it's far more likely that one of her tablemates has a cat or dog whose fur is on their clothing than your child is allergic to the class pet on the other side of the room that she doesn't even come into contact with.

Anonymous wrote:Yep. Your DC probably has allergies to it. Mention it to the principal. They aren’t using the guinea pig for learning anyway.

Your child will be moved to a different classroom.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG, people like you are the reason that we don't have good things in school anymore. Go ahead and complain and get class pets banned instead of just giving your kid some Zyrtec because you think her cold is allergies.

No kid should have to be doped up on Zyrtec every day. Do you know tired that makes you feel? Animals have no place in schools.

Please be a troll.

Um, no. My child actually takes Zyrtec every day because she has real allergies and not fake class pet allergies. She functions just fine. A lot of children take daily allergy medicines. We are not all weirdo granola anti-vaxx mommies like you.

Anonymous wrote:It’s a hamster or Guinea pig. I don’t think it’s fair to medicate my child and I had never heard of animals at school. Dd is allergic to cats and dogs we aren’t sure about the class pet just curious.

LOL, you don't even know what the pet is???

Anonymous wrote:My child is not sneezing and doesn’t have a cold. Her eyes are red and swollen.

Is she crying bc Mom and Dad are threatening to get rid of the class pet?

Yep. Your DC probably has allergies to it. Mention it to the principal. They aren’t using the guinea pig for learning anyway.