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To: momtothree
On my daughter’s first day of Kindergarten, all of her supplies were confiscated ... we plan on bringing it up on the first parent teacher conference.
When someone takes something that belongs to you, it's not "confiscation," it's theft.
Don't wait - call the principal, tell him/her you want all of your daughter's stuff returned - now.
If you don't get it within 24 hours call the cops and press charges.
45 posted on 09/03/2011 7:55:02 AM PDT by oh8eleven (RVN '67-'68)
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To: oh8eleven

Not to sound like I am weak but we are in a bit of a tricky position right now. Our five year old is having somewhat a difficult time adjusting to all day kindergarten. (I will say by Friday she was A-okay but it was a heck of a week). I know the teacher somewhat personally... that is, she was a fantastic teacher for our older two kids when they had her. I think it has become a County wide policy and the teacher/principal can’t disobey a county rule. My plan on questioning this practice can be done with cooler heads (uh, mine) and in a setting where it is just the teacher and us (husband and me). Now, if this is a count wide policy, my “school supply days” are over. I will hide an extra pencil for my child in her backpack. If it is a school policy (one that can be enforced or not) then my letter to the principal will follow. Since I know the teacher for many years, I know she isn’t the type of woman to just come up with this on her own.

I have the strong feeling that since so many other states have a similar policy, it must be the liberal education view/policy instead of a school to school one.


47 posted on 09/03/2011 8:16:51 AM PDT by momtothree
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