Your children have an absolute right to a safe and comfortable learning environment. You are doing exactly the right thing by confronting the principal, but if the problem is that severe, you should also request to speak to this "cook."
A cook doesn't have any right using any kind of poor language toward your child or any other child. And you might consider telling the principal that regardless of the cook's language barrier, your child understands the word "ugly" and if the cook doesn't mean it or doesn't know what it means, she had better keep her mouth shut. As to disrepectful behavior involving your child's personal property, that cook is stepping way over the line.
Write down names and dates of everytime one of these situations arise. Ask for names of witnesses of the behavior (ask your daughter if anyone else was with her) and remember to talk to that person as well, if possible talk to them in front of their parents so you have more ears hearing this information.
If the principal refuses to help by restricting the cooks behavior and contact with the children or by firing her, you have the right to go to the school board with the problem. The school board might take a long time to do anything, so you also have a right to hire an attorney to represent your family. There are family action groups who can help you find good legal information and would help you find an attorney who specializes in this type of thing. Just the threat of something like that should see some action from the school.
If nothing is done and you are unwilling to deal with the school board, you can either move, request that your children be allowed to go to another school in the area, or you can homeschool your child.
Your child's well-being is your number one concern. Good luck.
2007-05-02 09:25:34
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answered by Manda B 4
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If talking to the principal isn't working maybe it's time to go above their head. Go directly to the school board. That should not be tolerated. They are children being taught to respect their elders but yet they are the ones abusing them. That is considered verbal abuse. I'm sorry to hear that your children are having such a hard time. If this doesn't get fixed soon they may end up hating school and they've just begun. Good luck.
2007-05-03 04:04:48
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answered by Stacey 2
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I must agree with most, the extremist and NRA enthusiast is going to get you into trouble and leave your children homeless.
Get your children into another school may be the best option, many of the "private" schools have scholarships and you have to be persitant if you need a change. Your children are VERY IMPRESSIONABLE and everything you do or do not do helps or hinders their growth. I am a single father of 5.
2007-05-04 07:42:03
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answered by emb9199 1
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Find another place for your child to spend the day... whether it be a daycare or pre-school. The 5 year old will be in school soon, but I wouldn't think of keeping the 4 year old in the same environment she's in now.
2007-05-02 16:29:38
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answered by M C 5
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First off, there is definitely somthing wrong with this picture. I would go to this school, and demand the cook be FIRED, not kept away, not punished but FIRED!!! That is horrible EsPeCiaLLy because of how your poor daughter has been treated previously, which iam very sorry for. And if they deicide not to to fire her, take it up with the courts. This is Not Right! You are in the right.
2007-05-02 11:43:19
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answered by misstinney4933@sbcglobal.net 1
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I would go do to that school, and demand that the cook is punished somehow, or kept *completely* away from the kids. Tell them that you will not accept this behavior happening again, and if it happens again, you'll take it up with the superintendent, or whomever is higher up than the principle. Don't back down, your child doesn't deserve this.
2007-05-02 07:56:00
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answered by alimagmel 5
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Your the mama bear and she's your cub. Hold nothing back, go to that school and demand answeres and action immediately. For crying out loud she should be safe. Where the hell is her teacher. Why does the cook have such contact with the children. All claws out mama, that's your baby
2007-05-02 08:12:46
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answered by Anonymous
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Report the school to the Licensing Office at your State and really start looking for a NORMAL school for your kid.
Best to you
PS.And to be mad at this situation is normal; just act, don't waste energy
2007-05-02 14:33:30
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answered by malamir 2
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This is totally unacceptable - the principal doesn't sound very competent. You should make a formal complaint to your local authority or ofsted (uk) so that this doesn't happen again to your child or any other children at the school.
2007-05-02 08:01:50
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answered by Pumpkin 5
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Does she combination with those women at nursery, do the polish women merely play at the same time? the two way i think of you're precise and that those 2 women must be invited, you for sure do no longer choose to look like everybody can come to the occasion yet those 2 women - they could for sure be upset and sense like outcasts. in step with probability you should communicate with the class instructor and ask that your daughter and the two polish women alongside with in step with probability yet another woman are given a undertaking to paintings on at the same time to get them to comprehend one yet another. it relatively is an hassle-free case of disliking who/what you do no longer comprehend or comprehend.
2016-10-04 06:44:54
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answered by ? 4
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