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The tragedy in Bathurst!!
Charles,
I'm happy to say my grandson did receive some Valentine cards from school this year.
I remember when he didn't receive any cards not even one, from his teacher or his classmates. He wasn't allowed in his classroom back then either he had to stay in the schools milk room to do his studies which is a very small room and now they leave him in the Library for an hour and send him home, please tell me how this is doing him any good.
It sounds more like a punishment than anything else.
Does the school think this little guy has no feelings?
He's a very smart little boy but he needs to be taught.
His teacher made me very angry because she never included him in anything.
My grandson gave the teacher and all the children each a card and he felt good about doing it. And what did he get in return "ABSOLUTELY NOTHING" he went home feeling hurt and left out, he was so heart broken, while his sister came home with many Valentine's cards and treats.
So my son went to the store and bought some Valentine cards and treats.
We wrote all the cards out to him from a bunch of names that we just made up.
We tried to cheer him up and let him know that he is loved, but the damage had already been done by the school. I think this school is doing more harm than good for my grandson.
I'm so disappointed in the school system here they should be doing so much more to help children with special needs.
The school is also going to pass my grandson and send him to another school next year and I don't agree with that because he doesn't know any of the work he can't learn very much being in school for one hour per day.
Just pass him along to someone else that doesn't care about his well being. From a very concerned grandmother not just for my grandchild but all the other children that aren't being treated fairly.
I chatted with the Minister of Education Jody Carr about this kid!!
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