momofanspie
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18 Nov 2005, 4:01 pm
23 Apr 2011, 1:13 am
momofanspie wrote:
Hi all,
Just when I thought things were going on an up swing at school BANG comes another problem. Teachers are more a less on the ball but now the head of the education department ( mr. T.) is yelling vulgarities (if that's a word) and calling students stupid asses. Not all directed to my son but other students in that school. (some aspies, others with different dx's).
According to his councelor there, she said Mr. T is on the rough side but she doesn't know the language he uses. Which to me sounds like I need to keep my job and can't go against the head of the department.
My son now doesn't want to go to school, he feels Mr. T will yell at him at anything call him names and just put him down. My son is not in a tradional high school because he had a breakdown in 9th grade so was transferred to a so called therapeutic school.
Any ideas out there of what to do with the biggest bully now that he has to deal with.
Just when I thought things were going on an up swing at school BANG comes another problem. Teachers are more a less on the ball but now the head of the education department ( mr. T.) is yelling vulgarities (if that's a word) and calling students stupid asses. Not all directed to my son but other students in that school. (some aspies, others with different dx's).
According to his councelor there, she said Mr. T is on the rough side but she doesn't know the language he uses. Which to me sounds like I need to keep my job and can't go against the head of the department.
My son now doesn't want to go to school, he feels Mr. T will yell at him at anything call him names and just put him down. My son is not in a tradional high school because he had a breakdown in 9th grade so was transferred to a so called therapeutic school.
Any ideas out there of what to do with the biggest bully now that he has to deal with.I would not have my child go to any school where he or she was physically or verbally/emotionally bullied or abused. I think if the claims about Mr. T are correct, he should be reported.
23 Apr 2011, 2:07 am
Chronos wrote:
momofanspie wrote:
Hi all,
Just when I thought things were going on an up swing at school BANG comes another problem. Teachers are more a less on the ball but now the head of the education department ( mr. T.) is yelling vulgarities (if that's a word) and calling students stupid asses. Not all directed to my son but other students in that school. (some aspies, others with different dx's).
According to his councelor there, she said Mr. T is on the rough side but she doesn't know the language he uses. Which to me sounds like I need to keep my job and can't go against the head of the department.
My son now doesn't want to go to school, he feels Mr. T will yell at him at anything call him names and just put him down. My son is not in a tradional high school because he had a breakdown in 9th grade so was transferred to a so called therapeutic school.
Any ideas out there of what to do with the biggest bully now that he has to deal with.
Just when I thought things were going on an up swing at school BANG comes another problem. Teachers are more a less on the ball but now the head of the education department ( mr. T.) is yelling vulgarities (if that's a word) and calling students stupid asses. Not all directed to my son but other students in that school. (some aspies, others with different dx's).
According to his councelor there, she said Mr. T is on the rough side but she doesn't know the language he uses. Which to me sounds like I need to keep my job and can't go against the head of the department.
My son now doesn't want to go to school, he feels Mr. T will yell at him at anything call him names and just put him down. My son is not in a tradional high school because he had a breakdown in 9th grade so was transferred to a so called therapeutic school.
Any ideas out there of what to do with the biggest bully now that he has to deal with.I would not have my child go to any school where he or she was physically or verbally/emotionally bullied or abused. I think if the claims about Mr. T are correct, he should be reported.
This issue is six years old and the poster long gone. Why pull it up and advise on it? It is super confusing to see threads like this; I can only hope readers catch the date before investing time trying to help.
23 Apr 2011, 2:17 am
DW_a_mom wrote:
Chronos wrote:
momofanspie wrote:
Hi all,
Just when I thought things were going on an up swing at school BANG comes another problem. Teachers are more a less on the ball but now the head of the education department ( mr. T.) is yelling vulgarities (if that's a word) and calling students stupid asses. Not all directed to my son but other students in that school. (some aspies, others with different dx's).
According to his councelor there, she said Mr. T is on the rough side but she doesn't know the language he uses. Which to me sounds like I need to keep my job and can't go against the head of the department.
My son now doesn't want to go to school, he feels Mr. T will yell at him at anything call him names and just put him down. My son is not in a tradional high school because he had a breakdown in 9th grade so was transferred to a so called therapeutic school.
Any ideas out there of what to do with the biggest bully now that he has to deal with.
Just when I thought things were going on an up swing at school BANG comes another problem. Teachers are more a less on the ball but now the head of the education department ( mr. T.) is yelling vulgarities (if that's a word) and calling students stupid asses. Not all directed to my son but other students in that school. (some aspies, others with different dx's).
According to his councelor there, she said Mr. T is on the rough side but she doesn't know the language he uses. Which to me sounds like I need to keep my job and can't go against the head of the department.
My son now doesn't want to go to school, he feels Mr. T will yell at him at anything call him names and just put him down. My son is not in a tradional high school because he had a breakdown in 9th grade so was transferred to a so called therapeutic school.
Any ideas out there of what to do with the biggest bully now that he has to deal with.I would not have my child go to any school where he or she was physically or verbally/emotionally bullied or abused. I think if the claims about Mr. T are correct, he should be reported.
This issue is six years old and the poster long gone. Why pull it up and advise on it? It is super confusing to see threads like this; I can only hope readers catch the date before investing time trying to help.
It came up on the first page of the forum.
On another note. What is 6 years on the internet where memories don't fade?
23 Apr 2011, 11:44 am
