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(April 22) -- A father in Washington state says his 5-year-old son was sent home from kindergarten with a bag of human feces in his backpack, KOMO-TV reported.
The father, who asked to be identified only as "Jason," said the stinky mess was wrapped in a brown paper towel with a note that read, "This little turd was on the floor in my room."
Such antics by an 'educator' would not surprise me any more...this is certainly....odd, if it is true. I've personally had some run in's with a couple of my sons teacers over the years over different issues, and I thought some of the stuff was pretty insane...but this. I'd be a bit stumped for a bit trying to figure out how to approach the issue.....but approach it I would. I'm figgerin' I would be bouncing this teacher off the blackboard before it was all said and done
The kids is probably 2 peas short of a pod anyways. Shouldn't that be a rule somewhere, you kids not potty trained he shouldn't be able to go to school.
Seriously, if the teacher did wrap up a turd & send it home then she\he will likely be fired. Little kids have accidents. I can still remember trying to hold it in when in kindergarten but the teacher wouldn't let me use the restroom. A puddle of pee convinced her that I had to go true story [ask the little girl sitting next to me!
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. I'd be a bit stumped for a bit trying to figure out how to approach the issue.....but approach it I would. I'm figgerin' I would be bouncing this teacher off the blackboard before it was all said and done
