Абьюзер

[impromptu]

Все большие газеты перепечатали, и правые, и левые.

Хантер Йелтон, из Каньон-Сити, Колорадо, обвинен в сексуальном харассменте, отстранен от занятий, школьная администрация хочет внести запись о харассменте в его личное дело, school record.
Поцеловал девицу одного с ним возраста (которая не возражала - его мама говорит, они считют себя БФ/ГФ) в щеку.
Это его второе нарушение, он девицу эту уже второй раз в щеку чмокнул.

Специально из левого издания беру портрет абьюзера, чтобы знали, кого бояться (там, кстати, надо отдать должное людям, комменты того же содержания, как  и в правых газетах).
Берегите Ваших дочерей!!!

Ему шесть лет, он первоклассник, девице тоже.

Поправка. Спасибо френду observarius - это он в первый раз ее в щеку, а сейчас ручку ей поцеловал (да, скорей всего так, они там в каком-то кружке танцуют вместе, видела в другой газете).
Т.е. все еще страшнее, чем мы думали, вот так, к ручке приложился.

Comments

[dianafeigin.livejournal.com]

If someone would tell me such a story, I'd say people are smoking pot and it can never happen in US...
I guess as long as you are in the public school system, the records in county are retained...
How would I have explained the reason of moving her to different school (that we're not assigned to) without explaining what happened?

My friend's son is in 5th grade and assistant teacher hated him for some reason. The story was happening in Chapel Hill, where public schools are the best. The kid is a typical boy, is a bit spoiled (his Dad is in Russia, he has a business that he can't and won't leave), the kid spent his 3rd grade in Russia where everything was great as far as school was concerned and 4th grade in US. The irony of the situation is that CH is very international and open-minded place, so it's definetly not the fact that this kid was by-lingual and his English was not perfect that caused the conflict that ended up bad - the boy asked help in getting yogurt opened from TA and she threw it in the wall.

Naturally I'm hearing the whole story from 1 side, but still...My friend demanded earlier that TA would apologize to her kid for calling him names, had conferences at school. I know that kid could be difficult, but still, how can they work at school and how principal and teacher are covering for that TA? She pulled him out and transfered to another school, everything seems to be going great there. BTW, my friend asked the principal to transfer kid to different classroom, but was given plain answer of "No"...

[impudent-squaw.livejournal.com]

Слушай, какие поганки, а?
Слов нет. Вот как-то учителя в свое время справлялись без ТА, и в России и в Америке. Потому что слово "дисциплина" что-то значило. Детей могли наказать, но никому не пришло бы в голову придумывать про них гадости, как про твою малышку, и еще записывать эти гадости в личные дела.

[dianafeigin.livejournal.com]

My Mom was an elementary school teacher and she normally had 36 kids in 1 classroom managing to get them great and solid knowledge (I'm still in touch with a bunch of her graduates), I grew up at school and I think I know few things about teaching kids.

I get it that it's hard work that is not being compensated fairly, but I've got a feeling that there are cases when administrative stuff is really evil, while 80% of teachers that my kids were exposed to, are wonderful. Also, I guess when there are problematic things happening, administration is backing their stuff 200% and the only way to deal with that - private school.
I think it gets better in middle and high school since they need to show results plus students know their rights:-)