riceeater
10-08-2006, 11:23 AM
if i was treated like a 2 yo retard when i'm in my mid 30s i think i'd be pretty pissed, and would tell this principal exactly where to stick it, before moving my kids to a non-communist kindergarden :roll: if your kid is late every day then hell ok, there's a problem, but if you're stuck in traffic or one day you're running late, who the fuck is the school to slow me down even more?? are they gonna write me a letter for work justifying why i was late? get the fuck out of here....
http://www.wgal.com/news/9979629/detail.html
School Gives Parents Detention For Late Kids
October 2nd, 2006.
NEW YORK -- A public school is requiring detention for parents who get their kids to school late.
Under the new rule at the Manhattan School for Children, parents who don't drop off their children by 8:25 a.m. have to pick up late slips from the principal's office and go to the auditorium to serve 20 minutes of detention with them.
"The parents need to make the breakfast, get the children dressed and get them to school on time," principal Susan Rappaport told the New York Post for Sunday's editions.
Some tardy parents at the school, which has 660 pupils in kindergarten through eighth grade, complained the detention made them late for work. But others approved, saying they felt humiliated and won't show up late again.
http://www.wgal.com/news/9979629/detail.html
School Gives Parents Detention For Late Kids
October 2nd, 2006.
NEW YORK -- A public school is requiring detention for parents who get their kids to school late.
Under the new rule at the Manhattan School for Children, parents who don't drop off their children by 8:25 a.m. have to pick up late slips from the principal's office and go to the auditorium to serve 20 minutes of detention with them.
"The parents need to make the breakfast, get the children dressed and get them to school on time," principal Susan Rappaport told the New York Post for Sunday's editions.
Some tardy parents at the school, which has 660 pupils in kindergarten through eighth grade, complained the detention made them late for work. But others approved, saying they felt humiliated and won't show up late again.