My 8 year old daughter s substitute teacher is bullying her?
Ranchmom1
In Trollsville, this is very common behavior.
Pippin
So -- when the school nurse called you because she'd been beaten up and they were taking her to the hospital -- that wasn't proof enough? But sure -- trolls are always heterosexual.
Catherine
You need to work on your storytelling skills sunshine.
Star_of_Darkness
And you beleive your lying child? Sh'es not being bullied. She doesn't like the new teacher and is acting out and doesn't want to do the work and is called out on it so she lies
R&R
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Eugene Lynch
I would complain.
Katherine W
You need to go to the principal with this. Document what happened and on what days. Talk to the principal about why this isn't acceptable. Frankly, I would go and meet with the teacher as well. Let the teacher see you're a normal couple and that you want an education for your daughter. Also, sit in on a class or two. Let the teacher know that you're watching and involved. In most schools there are more than one class for each grade, so you can transfer your daughter as well.
Anonymous
A real parent would go to the school and file a complaint and also report the assault to the police.
Anonymous
If what you are saying is true, then you need to go into the school and speak to the headmaster/mistress and get it straightened out. I don't mean I don't believe you, I'm just saying you have to be absolutely sure before you make any sort of claim of this behaviour. I don't suggest your daughter is a liar at all, but children can fabricate or exaggerate. I think the goal of firing her is a bit extreme, if she can learn from her behaviour and learn to be more accepting then that's better than her losing her job and being scornful over it perhaps. Actually acquiring evidence in this situation is difficult. The only thing I can think of as a suggestion is to contact parents of other children in your daughters class, and perhaps then can attest to the teachers behaviour. This shouldn't happen for any reason, and needs to be sorted. Contact the school. Good luck.