Re: school to Vondie/CINDY, response to

[Guest guest]

Cindy, did you see the one I posted about the possibility of legal

representation

through either the NAACP or the ACLU? NO PERSON, much less a CHILD

should have to take what happened to those kids. I support her 100%. Thank

you for your post and love and safe holidays to you and to all at cfparents,

said

she, girding her loins for Channukah on the eve. of the 19th! with the

grandchildren!

Eight evenings, too!

Love,

n Rojas, who had heretofore thought that this was the 21st Century!

RE: school

> > >

> > >

> > > Okay,

> > >

> > > Let's leave the " little hick town " and " inbred " comments out of

>this.

> > >I am from a very small town in Tennessee and I resent that remark.

> > > Besides that, people from small towns are generally the nicest

>people

> > >you would ever want to meet.

> > >

> > > I am also a teacher and can say that 99% of the teachers out there

>are

> > >not out to get your children. You do not go into the profession for

>the

> > >money. If you did, there is something wrong because there is no money

> > >there. You go into it because of a genuine love of children and a

>desire

> > >to see them learn. Teachers have so much paper work,etc., etc. now

>that

>it

> > >makes it difficult to even teach - let alone keep up with the

>individual

> > >needs of each and every child, especially when you have over 150 per

>day.

> > >In a normal situation, a phone call to the teacher would help make the

> > >child stand out in their mind. They are also only human. In the

>situation

> > >you have described, you really do need to speak with the director of

> > >schools or an attorney.

> > >

> > > Take care,

> > > Peggy

> > > Mom of Jonah and twins wcf

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >