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Response Letter To School
Mr. Adams
I do appreciate your response ,
As I said in our earlier conversation I do feel that this situation of harassment and violence has been allowed to continue far to long also I feel anything other than removing Bailey from your school will be a waste of time. We all know she can not be escorted by security for the rest of the year nor do I think she wants that .I cannot watch as Bailey's self esteem ,confidence ,and mental well being is over looked and used as a bargaining tool. . Disciplinary action should have occurred the instant Bailey reported this violence ,for whatever the reason being that this harassment/ abuse was allowed to continue for over 2 months, is now an issue for someone else to sort out.I will do everything in my power to make sure that Bailey is safe and in a learning facility that does not just talk about teaching the students to follow the …show more content…
I feel Bailey's rights were violated under the "Safe Place To Learn "Act and several of the Education Codes. . I have taken steps to see to it thatabove all else Baileycan recover from this situation,also that procedure was followed as State LAWS require ,I am sure you are familiar with procedure and policy in case of these situations also Mr. Adams I am sure you are familiar with your responsibility to protect my child under these circumstances or any situation that may occur causing harm in any way, not onlyto Bailey but ALL students.I feel you failed to do so... but as I said this is now a matter for someone other than myself to judge I will continue to keep in touch with you and all others in authority as I find this to be a very SERIOUS matter. I will also be in contact concerning Baileys grades as I feel this situation has had very negative results in all all areas of her life.I wish that we could have found a resolve that was less harful to Bailey but I
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