The teacher

[Gen]

Staple the report to the pikney clothes

unnu see the news ? The teacher seh the reports weren't getting to the parent so somehow she/he staple the report to the pikney shirt.

[RichD]

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so the parents upset?

[Gen]

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mi nuh ketch the whole story I imagine they are upset or it wouldn't mek news

Mi just think it funny

[mountaingal]

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i dont get it. the pickney dem can rip off the report offa dem cloze if dem really no want the parents to see it, dont?

i have a real problem with teachers to take liberties with children's bodies.

[RichD]

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[H_O]

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its funny still...

there some kids who need to have there mouths staple shut none the less stapling report cards to there clothes

[RichD]

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NORTH MIAMI, Fla. (WSVN) -- A mother has been left outraged after her son's progress report was pinned to his shirt at school.

A teacher's account of one child's behavior was made extremely public at WJ Bryan Elementary in North Miami. "At the time I got into the classroom, the kids started laughing at me," recalled 7-year-old Joshua.

Now the child's mother is giving the school an "F" for how they handled this situation. "She could have called me," said Rose Innocent. "We have our number in the school system. "She could have called me, she could have called my husband, to say, 'OK, well, your son has been misbehaving in school, talk to him when he gets home,' but not humiliate him."

Last week, his mother said, a teacher at the school stapled a "poor" progress report to his T-shirt. "This is the shirt saying that his behavior was poor, he wasn't doing his work, the quality of the work was poor," said Innocent, as she pointed to the note.

Joshua explained, "She got me in the office to get a stapler, to staple the note on my shirt."

The Miami-Dade School District said that the mother actually asked the school to send progress reports home with her child, but the reports were not making it home. That was when the teacher decided to staple the report to the child's shirt.

The district released a statement explaining that the teacher did take steps to hide the note from other students. "To make sure that the note reached home, the teacher fastened the note to the child's shirt then placed the child's sweatshirt over it, so that the note would not cause any undue attention," said John Schuster, Miami-Dade Schools spokesperson, via the statement.

Joshua's mother said other students clearly saw the progress report, leaving her son traumatized. "I don't even want to get one step in the classroom when I go to the school," Joshua said.

As for other parents, they think there may have been a better way to handle this. "What about stapling it to the outside of the backpack?" suggested one parent outside the school.

The district said, the principal has talked to the teacher about other ways to handle this situation.

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[Gen]

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Is north Miami it happen -teacher staple it and then cover with sweatshirt so other kids couldn't see it

Mi seh eyewater

[H_O]

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maybe Joshua wi behave him kakaclaat at school now an do him school wurks
bet yu dat deh Joshua one bad breed picney

[CeaBee]

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awww joshua is just 7

[H_O]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: CeaBee</div><div class="ubbcode-body">awww joshua is just 7 </div></div> yeah,,,,poooor Joshua.
So wait till he 16 when he start flunking out from school and being a class clown.
nip it in the bud from now....

[H_O]

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and what cracks me up is the parents know Joshua is a difficult child to deal with, and probably cant manage his outbursts at home

[CeaBee]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: H_O</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: CeaBee</div><div class="ubbcode-body">awww joshua is just 7 </div></div> yeah,,,,poooor Joshua.
So wait till he 16 when he start flunking out from school and being a class clown.
nip it in the bud from now.... </div></div>

stapling the report to his shirt not going to make a big difference if that's the case.

call his mother.or email her....if u see that the things not making it home.

[Gen]

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Just wondering why at 7 years old Joshu didn't feel like bringing home the progress reports his teacher gave him ?

Him just happen to lose all a dem

[CeaBee]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Gen</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Just wondering why at 7 years old Joshu didn't feel like bringing home the progress reports his teacher gave him ?

Him just happen to lose all a dem


</div></div>

because him know that mommy gwine get mad.