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12-17-2008, 08:01 AM
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Mommysavers Diva
Last Online: Yesterday 02:37 PM
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Northern Michigan.
Posts: 865
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We have no helpers on the bus. I keep DS off the bus as much as possible. I am already stressing that he will have to ride it home next year. We have been able to drive him this year.
Here's what gets me -- If the little girl or the little boy who were slapped and kicked retaliated, they would be in as much trouble as the boy who started the trouble. My poor, gentle DS will never fight back. He's been told by teachers this is wrong, but the same teachers do not see everything that happens on the playground, in the lunchroom, or on the bus. I have told DS he has my permission to fight back, but I know he won't. I just feel he's being victimized!
It's the rowdy kids on the bus who have the power. The good kids who try to solve problems are made to feel like tattletales, and they can't solve the problem themselves . . . .
In our area, if a kid is kicked off a bus, another bus has to be sent to his house to get him/her because it is the law that the school provide transportation. In our area, the bus garage is reticent to kick a kid off because it becomes a budget issue for them . . . .
Really, something has to change!!!!!!!!!!!
Marlene
PS -- Did you catch that you hit one of my pet peeves? :O
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