My Daughter (6 yrs. old) only just told me she be touched inappropriately by another student on her bus...?
Ok, so my Daughter is 6 years old. She just recently told me that another student who is also matching age told her to pull her pants down and touched her private parts, then he pulled his pant down and made her touch his privates parts...
Not to mention this is the same child that my Husband and I had to have a conference beside our Daughter's teacher (they are also in the same class) going on for cause he was telling our Daughter that he be going to kill us (her parents) and burn our house down, and kill her little Brother and Sister.
I really don't know what to do? But I do NOT want this child riding the same bus as my child within the Fall, I prefer for her not to ever have to see him again. Do I call the school, and if I do, do I hold to have proof he has done this or what? What needs to be done?
Call the school or call his parents.
Sounds like this boy's parent need a chitchat to. If they don't see a problem with it I say they need a swift see in the ***. I've got a five year old boy he would never do anything resembling that, and if he did his *** would be hot as the sun.
you should or report this to the school or step to court if you any evidence. someone did that in my neighborhood and they won the case and it sounds a lot resembling you. Evangeline (my friend) mom was so scared she started crying. boy they have closely of nerve to say that. to avoid her going on the bus, do you have a saloon rider line? if you don't contact the school and tell her to hang around in the office so you can run in and pick her up after the bell rings at the shutting of the day. also call the school and communicate them my daughter is not aloud in _____ class. Source(s): experience
i would call the school and complain and ask to speak with his parents end in the kid needs counseling
I would get the police involved as well as the school. I comprehend that he is young, but this is still a sexual assault. Maybe you could get a restraining order, and force him to enroll at another college
Call the academy, and the kid's parents!
Answers: restraining proclaim?
haha, umm go to a different school(;
Before we get drastic, we own to take account the child's age. The boy is young and a child. Children are compliant. As adults we see this as sexual assualt yes. Obviously the boy has been exposed to this behavior before and it is relatively alarming that he could say such things to your daughter, or even know about such violence. It may be that this boy himself have been molested and is simply repeating what he has heard. This may be deeper than you suggest
I would call the school immedieatly and report this behavior. A school pshycologist should be involved and if want be the police. Of course, I'm deeply sorry that your daughter was violated but once again he is young and frankly if he have been molested himself is knows no better. Restraining order is going overboard.Make sure to grill your daughter again, have her repeat the story and see if she is missing or changes any details. Sometimes kids can exaggerate.
I am a substitute teacher, a parent as well as the daughter of two school official in the special ed department. My suggestion is this, call the school, and the transportation bureau. You need to speak with all of the official and report the incident. You also need to document everything, and just ask your child without suggestive question. "Can you tell me if something happened on the bus?"
Next step is to contact a school psychiatrist, not a counselor, because they can speak beside your child and assess the situation. Its best to take all precautions and steps before jump. Once done, if its proven an issue, then ask for a conference with the school, institution board and parents, with the psychiatrist present. Make your intentions known that your concern is for all children involved. As added calculate you can also report the incident, give the child's information to CPS (child protective services) and voice your opinion.
Incidents like you own described in so young a child often arise due to sternness in the home, or exposure to inappropriate behaviors that may or may not be the parents.
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Not to mention this is the same child that my Husband and I had to have a conference beside our Daughter's teacher (they are also in the same class) going on for cause he was telling our Daughter that he be going to kill us (her parents) and burn our house down, and kill her little Brother and Sister.
I really don't know what to do? But I do NOT want this child riding the same bus as my child within the Fall, I prefer for her not to ever have to see him again. Do I call the school, and if I do, do I hold to have proof he has done this or what? What needs to be done?
Call the school or call his parents.
Sounds like this boy's parent need a chitchat to. If they don't see a problem with it I say they need a swift see in the ***. I've got a five year old boy he would never do anything resembling that, and if he did his *** would be hot as the sun.
you should or report this to the school or step to court if you any evidence. someone did that in my neighborhood and they won the case and it sounds a lot resembling you. Evangeline (my friend) mom was so scared she started crying. boy they have closely of nerve to say that. to avoid her going on the bus, do you have a saloon rider line? if you don't contact the school and tell her to hang around in the office so you can run in and pick her up after the bell rings at the shutting of the day. also call the school and communicate them my daughter is not aloud in _____ class. Source(s): experience
i would call the school and complain and ask to speak with his parents end in the kid needs counseling
I would get the police involved as well as the school. I comprehend that he is young, but this is still a sexual assault. Maybe you could get a restraining order, and force him to enroll at another college
Call the academy, and the kid's parents!
Answers: restraining proclaim?
haha, umm go to a different school(;
Before we get drastic, we own to take account the child's age. The boy is young and a child. Children are compliant. As adults we see this as sexual assualt yes. Obviously the boy has been exposed to this behavior before and it is relatively alarming that he could say such things to your daughter, or even know about such violence. It may be that this boy himself have been molested and is simply repeating what he has heard. This may be deeper than you suggest
I would call the school immedieatly and report this behavior. A school pshycologist should be involved and if want be the police. Of course, I'm deeply sorry that your daughter was violated but once again he is young and frankly if he have been molested himself is knows no better. Restraining order is going overboard.Make sure to grill your daughter again, have her repeat the story and see if she is missing or changes any details. Sometimes kids can exaggerate.
I am a substitute teacher, a parent as well as the daughter of two school official in the special ed department. My suggestion is this, call the school, and the transportation bureau. You need to speak with all of the official and report the incident. You also need to document everything, and just ask your child without suggestive question. "Can you tell me if something happened on the bus?"
Next step is to contact a school psychiatrist, not a counselor, because they can speak beside your child and assess the situation. Its best to take all precautions and steps before jump. Once done, if its proven an issue, then ask for a conference with the school, institution board and parents, with the psychiatrist present. Make your intentions known that your concern is for all children involved. As added calculate you can also report the incident, give the child's information to CPS (child protective services) and voice your opinion.
Incidents like you own described in so young a child often arise due to sternness in the home, or exposure to inappropriate behaviors that may or may not be the parents.
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