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To: Phil Southern
place a direct call to the director of transportation; superintendent would do also. be polite, but firm; you understand that not everyone is meant to deal with kids with cp, but if this person is going to be a representative of the school, he needs to behave appropriately toward children with special circumstances.

politely explain if this matter is not handled promptly and to your satisfaction, you will approach the board, perhaps even going further, if necessary.

there is no need to tolerate this moronic behavior. the driver needs to be replaced; perhaps night custodial work will do.

20 posted on 01/12/2006 5:48:09 PM PST by wildwood
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To: wildwood
I'm with you wildwood.

My father in law was a school bus driver. If ya'll new how scary this is............

Every child has a right to a safe (healthy) environment on a gov't school bus.
It becomes necessary for parents to be active and unyielding advocates for their kids, especially kids that are different. I had to be and I'd do it again only harder if necessary.
54 posted on 01/12/2006 6:29:43 PM PST by HonestConservative (Bless our Servicemen!)
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