[blindkid] Advice needed about school incident

[Susan Harper]

It happened at school.  The school should be responsible for talking with
her and then the students involved should tell her what they did and
apologize, if and only if  you think your daughter is mature enough to deal
with this.  You may want to be the one to prep your daughter ahead of time
and be with her at school as a support.  School needs to be responsible for
school.  I don't know the age of your daughter, so this is my best guess
from the gut advice.  Let us know how it goes.
Blessings

On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 11:07 AM, Kieszak, Stephanie (CDC/CCEHIP/NCEH) <
sek7 at cdc.gov> wrote:

> I received this e-mail from my daughter's teacher this morning and don't
> really know how to respond. Any suggestions? My gut reaction is that
> telling her now doesn't really serve a purpose. Kendra is in first
> grade.
> Thank you.
> Stephanie
>
> -----Original Message-----
> Ms. Kieszak,
>
> Upon my return to school this week, I was informed that on Monday
> (11/2),
> two students from our class took some of Kendra's food during lunch
> without her knowing. The two students received consequences for their
> behavior on the day of the incident and further consequences when I
> returned. Mrs. XX, our Assistant Principal, also spoke with them. I
> wanted to let you know about the situation and to ask for your advice.
>
> Do you think we should tell Kendra what happened? If so, what do you
> think
> is a good approach to letting her know and by whom (i.e. one of us here
> at
> school or at home)?
>
>
> Sincerely,
> Mrs. YY
>
>
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