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Wow. That really makes my blood boil. I mean REALLY makes my blood boil. I'm usually a fairly passive person and supportive of school rules and whatnot, but some heads would ROLL if that happened to my daughter (also in kindergarten)
Shocking, really shocking. I've always said you can't use bathroom restraint as a method of control in school. You just never know, and it could end up shocking, like this did. Tsk, tsk, tsk, she won't be teaching long. Judgement people, I hope it was her own judgement at least and she wasn't following a new stupid policy. Then I'd feel bad for them both.
From what I know incidents like this have happened more than one time in our school, except only with pee.
If heads do roll, it is only because it became a public story.
Kindergarteners being denied access to bathrooms is fairly common.
The big problem in getting resolution is that school administrators will treat a kid that age as a liar.
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