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<blockquote data-quote="CobraBob" data-source="post: 11930634" data-attributes="member: 6727"><p>I posted this in the other thread, but I'm so ticked off over this atrocious behavior I have to repeat my response.</p><p></p><p>This is one of the worse cases of verbal bullying that I have ever seen/heard!</p><p></p><p>I would first identify all of the kids involved, contact their parents, and require them (both mother and father) all to meet with their kids, the bus monitor and the school principal. I would have the principal play that entire video, in front of the parents, and then expel the kids for the entire school year. Let the parents then deal with the inconvenience of having to get a school tutor for these kids. I would also change the protocol for selecting bus monitors and improve the training. Bus video cameras wouldn't be a bad idea, but acting on behaviors like this swiftly and aggressively is a must. Most of these kids would curtail their antics if they knew they wouldn't get away with it. And, darn it all, parents need to be more involved with their kids, and discipline them swiftly and harshly when needed. If I had ever done this as a kid, my father would have totally whooped my ass, and I'd deserve it! I would love to hear how many of these parents were surprised and shocked to hear the horrific verbal bullying of this elder woman. And then I would ask them why they were surprised, when they should be involved with their kid's lives (including who their friends are and monitoring of their Facebook activities). Most kids today spend far more time with their peers than they do with their parents. And sadly in most cases the parents are content, as long as their personal lives aren't hindered. Out of sight, out of mind. :nonono:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CobraBob, post: 11930634, member: 6727"] I posted this in the other thread, but I'm so ticked off over this atrocious behavior I have to repeat my response. This is one of the worse cases of verbal bullying that I have ever seen/heard! I would first identify all of the kids involved, contact their parents, and require them (both mother and father) all to meet with their kids, the bus monitor and the school principal. I would have the principal play that entire video, in front of the parents, and then expel the kids for the entire school year. Let the parents then deal with the inconvenience of having to get a school tutor for these kids. I would also change the protocol for selecting bus monitors and improve the training. Bus video cameras wouldn't be a bad idea, but acting on behaviors like this swiftly and aggressively is a must. Most of these kids would curtail their antics if they knew they wouldn't get away with it. And, darn it all, parents need to be more involved with their kids, and discipline them swiftly and harshly when needed. If I had ever done this as a kid, my father would have totally whooped my ass, and I'd deserve it! I would love to hear how many of these parents were surprised and shocked to hear the horrific verbal bullying of this elder woman. And then I would ask them why they were surprised, when they should be involved with their kid's lives (including who their friends are and monitoring of their Facebook activities). Most kids today spend far more time with their peers than they do with their parents. And sadly in most cases the parents are content, as long as their personal lives aren't hindered. Out of sight, out of mind. :nonono: [/QUOTE]
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