Re: Racial Remarks at School

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On 1/24/08, useless! wrote:
> It took you several response to realize that you are wasting your time?
> IDIOT - I don't know WHAT ordained you to become a minister.

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> On 1/24/08, Clark wrote:
>> What harse words are you referring to? Anyways aren't the words of our
>> father pertaining to the commandments pretty harsh? That is to teach us,
>> as I am trying with you. But that does not seem to be working so I will
>> stop wasting my time. You are very welcome, I am here any time for you.
>> Read what you wrote before you go and judge people. I have all the
>> information that you posted, which made absolutely no sense at all.
>>
>> On 1/24/08, wwjd wrote:
>>> if you are an ordained minister why such harsh words - and judging
>>> people??? we already had a talk with the head teacher (but not with
>>> the teacher involved)...they already informed me that there's no such a
>>> child...you don't have all the details so don't be judging
>>> people...your wrote stuff that I would not expect from an ordained
>>> minister. But thanks for your feedback.
>>>
>>> On 1/24/08, Clark wrote:
>>>> I certainly do not need the likes of you praying for me. For your
>>>> information I am an ordained minister, so I will do the praying for
>>>> myself thank you. Read your post lady....If the teacher said she
>>>> would apologize and send a letter stating the same, then why would
>>>> you be going to talk with the head teacher to find out if there was
>>>> such a child that was afraid of Asian people if not for some other
>>>> reason? If you wanted to speak with the head teacher and ask a
>>>> question it should be when will the apology and letter come, not to
>>>> find out if there really is such a child.
>>>>
>>>> On 1/24/08, WWJD wrote:
>>>>> We are certainly NOT looking for money. We let it go, FYI the
>>>>> teacher apologized to the head teacher and the admin and promised
>>>>> to meet with us and personally apologized and will send a letter of
>>>>> apology. It's been a week since it happened. We never got an
>>>>> apology nor a letter. Read all the information before YOU judge
>>>>> me. I pray for you and the people like her to be a little
>>>>> considerate and not too judge people without considering all the
>>>>> facts. Read the rest of the facts - maybe it will enlighten you a
>>>>> little.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On 1/23/08, Clark wrote:
>>>>>> You already said the teacher apologized for saying what was said.
>>>>>> Then my advice to you is let a dead dog lie. Does it really
>>>>>> matter if there is such a student or not? It was said, it was
>>>>>> apologized for, what else do you want? Do you want her fired? Are
>>>>>> you looking for money? What is it already. Although what was said
>>>>>> was worng, I would assume that any teacher (or at least one who
>>>>>> cares for their students) would not want "anyone" satnding around
>>>>>> their doorway. Student or not....let it go. I am sure there are
>>>>>> more important things in life you could be giving your attention
>>>>>> to...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On 1/17/08, Mrs Anonymous wrote:
>>>>>>> I spoke to my head teacher and said she is not aware of any
>>>>>>> student/s being scared of "asian people". As a matter of fact
>>>>>>> she said that it might have been the teacher who has the issue
>>>>>>> not any of the students. My son is attending to a Christian
>>>>>>> school. Today when I met with the head teacher she said that
>>>>>>> the teacher involved finally admitted on saying those words and
>>>>>>> was apologyzing. It happened Tuesday, Wednesday they called
>>>>>>> for a meeting. She did not come forward. Today she finally
>>>>>>> came forward. She may not mean anything about what she said but
>>>>>>> I would really like to know if there is "such a student in the
>>>>>>> class who is scared of asians".
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> On 1/17/08, Just a description wrote:
>>>>>>>> Dear Mrs. Anonymous:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> It is possible that no harm was meant by the teacher who
>>>>>>>> advised you husband to step away from the classroom doorway.
>>>>>>>> While she may have failed to be diplomatic or politically
>>>>>>>> correct the incident from what you describe does not appear
>>>>>>>> to go beyond a simple request to a person to move away from
>>>>>>>> a classroom doorway. In fact she over explained her reason
>>>>>>>> for the request that your husband to leave the view of the
>>>>>>>> student(s). I think an unknown person hanging around any
>>>>>>>> doorway would be distracting to any classroom of children or
>>>>>>>> any teacher. Some teachers would be concerned for the
>>>>>>>> security of the students if unknown persons lurked outside
>>>>>>>> doorways to school classrooms. In any event you should
>>>>>>>> consult an attorney in your local.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> On 1/17/08, Mrs. Anonymous wrote:
>>>>>>>>> My husband was picking up my son in school. While waiting
>>>>>>>>> and since there's a long line of parents waiting for the
>>>>>>>>> kids to get out of their room. He stood and waited by the
>>>>>>>>> next door's class. The teacher of that class approached
>>>>>>>>> him and said, "will you scoop a little bit away from the
>>>>>>>>> door because I have a student who is scared of asians and
>>>>>>>>> thinks they are scary people". My husband is a quiet
>>>>>>>>> person and not confrontational. When he got home, he
>>>>>>>>> mentioned it and I was furious. He said he mad because he
>>>>>>>>> was embarrassed because there were other parents where he
>>>>>>>>> was waiting. The next morning, I went to the school and
>>>>>>>>> told the head teacher. She said she will rectify the
>>>>>>>>> situation immediately and will find out who the teacher
>>>>>>>>> was. The head teacher called me that night said that she
>>>>>>>>> called a meeting and no one admitted to it. We will go
>>>>>>>>> back to the school today for my husband to pin-point who
>>>>>>>>> the teacher was. I jsut need everyone's opinion about
>>>>>>>> it.
>>>>>>>>> We would accept the apology but since she lied about it -
>>>>>>>>> it's becoming more serious.