I'd ask the teacher to get her side first. She may have said more than what your

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Feb 21, 2024
12:47:23pm

pinolero All-American

I'd ask the teacher to get her side first. She may have said more than what your

4th grader told you.

If you're not satisfied with that conversation talk to the principal I guess?

If it's a 1 time thing I probably wouldn't be too worried about it. If the kid calls her that more and keeps it up I'd be more upset and get involved.

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My daughter is in 4th grade and a kid in her class called her the B word. My daughter told her teacher and the teacher

Nuke All-American

Feb 21, 10:03am

I think you should go call that teacher the B word

cambo

Feb 21, 10:08am

RE: I think you should go call that teacher the B word

rcbyufan

Feb 21, 10:25am

I'd talk with the principal and see what his/her response would be.

ManicBlue

Feb 21, 10:11am

Yes, this principal should know about it for sure

CameronG

Feb 21, 10:27am

We sent an email to the teacher just to let her know about the situation, I guess we will see what she says.

Nuke

Feb 21, 10:43am

The teacher may know that the kid has much bigger problems to deal with at home.

Sea Chicken

Feb 21, 10:16am

I'm sure he does have stuff going on at home, I think as a teacher its your responsibilty to protect all the kids in

Nuke

Feb 21, 10:27am

You'd have to think if roles were reversed that your daughter would not get let

CameronG

Feb 21, 10:35am

Not sure a teacher can protect a kid from never getting called a name at school.

AFCougK9

Feb 21, 11:13am

That isn't the point, why is the teacher justifying it?

CameronG

Feb 21, 11:24am

You don't think calling another student the B word is bullying? It hasn't just been a 1 time thing. The teacher is

Nuke

Feb 21, 11:44am

The kid needs to learn what is appropriate somewhere if he's not learning it at home. Where do you suppose would be a

ManicBlue

Feb 21, 6:04pm

Same thing just happened

chessefeet

Feb 21, 10:18am

That's honestly shocking that they are permitting that kind of language

CameronG

Feb 21, 10:32am

It's probably difficult to manage that on top of everything else

Belboz

Feb 21, 10:44am

It's really not hard to nip bad language in the bud unless of course the teacher

CameronG

Feb 21, 10:48am

A teacher hearing another student say the B word is VERY VERY different than a

rcbyufan

Feb 21, 10:48am

So telling the student not to be a tattletale is the appropriate response to

CameronG

Feb 21, 10:50am

Well, it was back when I was a kid and we survived it.

Belboz

Feb 21, 10:51am

I agree with that but that's no excuse for not dealing with the bad behavior

CameronG

Feb 21, 11:04am

RE: That's honestly shocking that they are permitting that kind of language

Natedog916

Feb 21, 1:39pm

Baylor?

Florwood

Feb 21, 10:19am

The teacher probably doesn't want to deal with it

Belboz

Feb 21, 10:28am

It's just what social justice demands in our day and age.

rcbyufan

Feb 21, 10:30am

I'm sure thats part of it. She asked my daughter if she wanted him to apologize and my daughter responded that she

Nuke

Feb 21, 10:49am

I think it's more difficult when different genders are involved.

Belboz

Feb 21, 10:56am

For sure, if it was my son he'd probably handle it in a physical manner. I told my son (her older brother) to go say

Nuke

Feb 21, 11:00am

For what it is worth, I think you are handling it the right way. To be honest

rcbyufan

Feb 21, 11:03am

If it's known that she told the teacher, she'll probably hear it again

OmahaOmaha

Feb 21, 10:52am

Snitches get stitches.

Natedog916

Feb 21, 10:59am

RE: Snitches get stitches.

crazY

Feb 21, 7:37pm

Go talk to the kids parents

IBC

Feb 21, 11:02am

Finding a parking spot in the trailer park can be rough.

Q-grr

Feb 21, 10:41pm

I'd ask the teacher to get her side first. She may have said more than what your

pinolero

Feb 21, 12:47pm

Still 0 excuse to accept that. If he has a terrible family life then learn

EDthoracotomy

Feb 21, 3:44pm

RE: Still 0 excuse to accept that. If he has a terrible family life than learn

Natedog916

Feb 21, 7:36pm

You can have friends or correct grammar but not both. Guess we know where you

EDthoracotomy

Feb 22, 8:22am

Did your parents teach you that to help you feel better about yourself?

Natedog916

Feb 22, 12:51pm

I never knew my parents. Maybe that's why my spelling is off?

EDthoracotomy

Feb 22, 4:24pm

Could be. I’m sure the wolves that must have raised you….nevermind.

Natedog916

Feb 22, 4:30pm

Anyways tell your mom hi for me.

EDthoracotomy

Feb 22, 5:42pm

My mom is fat, old, and ugly so have at it.

Natedog916

Feb 22, 6:50pm

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