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Mar 4, 2003
A soldier at the Bangor meeting said that when he took his
children from school early to say goodbye, he was told it
would be an unexcused absence.
Another soldier reported that when he asked a school
guidance counselor to watch for changes in his child's
demeanor or behavior, the counselor said, "You're in the
Army, aren't you? Your child should be able to deal with
it."
Another parent said that when she told the school principal
that her child had been teased by other children who said
her father could be killed in the war, she was told there
was nothing school officials could do because the other
children were right and what the child's father was doing
was wrong.
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On 3/04/03, Former NYC'er: please try to defend this wrote:
> A soldier at the Bangor meeting said that when he took his
> children from school early to say goodbye, he was told it
> would be an unexcused absence.
>
> Another soldier reported that when he asked a school
> guidance co...See More