[Smokin' Joe]

If the child spent most of the year in the principal's office, I would think he had, in effect, been removed from the classroom.

Nothing justifies they type of humiliation to which the kid was subjected.

Now the child is removed, so I guess the teacher found a way.

In the meantime, the child will remember this the rest of his life. If he isn't fully anti-"socialized" by now, he is probably well on his way at the ripe old age of five.

[John D]

In the meantime, the child will remember this the rest of his life. If he isn't fully anti-"socialized" by now, he is probably well on his way at the ripe old age of five.

The kid was already anti-"socialized". The so called parents had already taken him out of another school. If the parents are not willing to help him why should the school be forced to put 14 other kids at risk, just to please these parents?