Article says the kid has acted out before, continued kicking and punching after he was restrained, knocked the teacher down. The big shock for me was not the handcuffs it was hearing every word from the Mom in Spanish and seeing a 7 year old with a gangsta haircut.
How are the schools supposed to cope with kids who are supported for acting out in school? How are the other kids supposed to learn? Now Mom is looking into suing to get her payday. All I could thing was go back to where you come from. No more bilingual America.
“...seeing a 7 year old with a gangsta haircut.”
What the heck is a ‘gangsta haircut?”
Is there some kind of official handbook the outlines gangsta haircuts that you have read recently?
Obviously that teacher is failing to motivate the students.
*Mom is looking into suing to get her payday.*
Once momma lawyers-up the kid kid stays in school....until the case becomes litigated. And that process can take years.
So, this 7 y/o will come back to the classroom where he disrupted the whole learning environment....with a chip on his shoulder that says, **You can’t touch me**.
So all the other students will suffer.
Any incident, how minor, momma marches in with her Ombudsman, lawyer, team of CFS social workers and raises holy hell.
And guess who pays for all her support system? Yep.
Any experienced PS teacher, can tell which kids [at an early age] are going to jail or end up killed, when they get a bit older.