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Comment by Juliana on April 23, 2009 at 2:00pm - Have you seen this treatment first hand? If so have you voiced your concerns with the school administration? If you have and nothing has been done why hasn't he been removed from the situation? As for the playground equipment, that is another topic for discussion!!!!
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Comment by Dottie Thompson on April 22, 2009 at 4:42pm
- To the grandmother in Texas, I understand your concern and will pray for your grandson. I believe many of the schools all over are too militaristic which is one reason I home-schooled my youngest years ago. My youngest grandchild will be home-schooled as well. They suck the desire for learning right out of our children, expect them to behave as adults, and as if there are no differences between children. Some need more activity than others, they learn at different rates, need different learning styles. Not to mention children are indoctrinated with State values instead of parental ones. I could go on and on, but won't.
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