FIX D65 POLICY NOW: WE CAN'T CALL COPS ON 6 YEAR OLDS!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
This is outrageous! Whether the child was "arrested" or not someone had a serious lapse in judgement. The child as well as his family should receive a public apology from Dist 65 and the individual(s) invovled in that decision.
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Molly Diehl
7 years ago
As a mother of a 3 year old already a part of district 65 at JEH, this occurrence is shocking and completely unacceptable. Our kids....ALL our kids....deserve better. I would like to see the district have a clear and unequivocal response denouncing this and making sure it never happens again!
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Erin Ogunsanya
7 years ago
Ridiculous, no child should have to go through this treatment.
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Rina Campbell
7 years ago
Thank you for doing this! If our schools do not understand how to de-escalate a small child in elementary school without calling the police, we have a serious problem.
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Karla Thomas
7 years ago
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As a parent with a Black Kindergartener this scares me, infuriates me, and pushes me to demand stronger guidelines and policies surrounding this issue. No Mas! No More!
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District 65 Parents
· petition starter
7 years ago
It is time we revisit the policy / lack of policy surrounding this issue. We can do better!
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Dorian Marie Roberts
7 years ago
It's sad what are new generation has become nobody is living the dream we vision for the future of our children.
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Brett McKenzie
7 years ago
This is inexcusable conduct unbecoming of our community
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Victoria Vye
7 years ago
If District 65 has the true professionals they say they have they should not be call law enforcement on a child.
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Debi Lewis
7 years ago
We need more compassion for students acting out. This is not compassion - this is creating more trauma.
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Demetra Makris
7 years ago
There's a problem with adults who need to call in police to handle an emotional outburst from a 6 year old. Especially in an educational setting. Calls into question the qualifications of administration. They need to be replaced.
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Teresa Horton
7 years ago
As a former Dawes, Chute, and ETHS parent, I find the thought that the price were called in a kindergartener abhorrent.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
There should be CPI trained staff in every school who are able to manage these kinds of incidents. Staff need to be properly trained in collaborative problem solving and de-escalating these situations.
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Elizabeth Kepler
7 years ago
Enough! Come on now. How do we not know better than this?
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Julie Koehler
7 years ago
How is calling the police on a 6 year old ever a solution?! Shame.
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Maria
7 years ago
Why why why????
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Kate Lauderbaugh
7 years ago
Unacceptable
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lisa lopata
7 years ago
Fire this principal. This is insanity.
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Shatrice Arthurs
7 years ago
We need to get this under control before it gets out of hand
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Anthony and Portland Crooks
7 years ago
Bringing police officers in our schools to discipline any child is traumatizing on various levels. Our children are not criminals and should not be treated as such. The school system should have plenty of adequate adults such as teachers, counselors and social workers to deal with a child who is experiencing an emotional meltdown. Stop calling the police on our children!
This is outrageous! Whether the child was "arrested" or not someone had a serious lapse in judgement. The child as well as his family should receive a public apology from Dist 65 and the individual(s) invovled in that decision.
As a mother of a 3 year old already a part of district 65 at JEH, this occurrence is shocking and completely unacceptable. Our kids....ALL our kids....deserve better. I would like to see the district have a clear and unequivocal response denouncing this and making sure it never happens again!
Ridiculous, no child should have to go through this treatment.
Thank you for doing this! If our schools do not understand how to de-escalate a small child in elementary school without calling the police, we have a serious problem.
As a parent with a Black Kindergartener this scares me, infuriates me, and pushes me to demand stronger guidelines and policies surrounding this issue. No Mas! No More!
It is time we revisit the policy / lack of policy surrounding this issue. We can do better!
It's sad what are new generation has become nobody is living the dream we vision for the future of our children.
This is inexcusable conduct unbecoming of our community
If District 65 has the true professionals they say they have they should not be call law enforcement on a child.
We need more compassion for students acting out. This is not compassion - this is creating more trauma.
There's a problem with adults who need to call in police to handle an emotional outburst from a 6 year old. Especially in an educational setting. Calls into question the qualifications of administration. They need to be replaced.
As a former Dawes, Chute, and ETHS parent, I find the thought that the price were called in a kindergartener abhorrent.
There should be CPI trained staff in every school who are able to manage these kinds of incidents. Staff need to be properly trained in collaborative problem solving and de-escalating these situations.
Enough! Come on now. How do we not know better than this?
How is calling the police on a 6 year old ever a solution?! Shame.
Why why why????
Unacceptable
Fire this principal. This is insanity.
We need to get this under control before it gets out of hand
Bringing police officers in our schools to discipline any child is traumatizing on various levels. Our children are not criminals and should not be treated as such. The school system should have plenty of adequate adults such as teachers, counselors and social workers to deal with a child who is experiencing an emotional meltdown. Stop calling the police on our children!