in Broward, Florida, a 5-year-old was left by his parents in the wrong school. The child was there for hours wandering through the corridors until the elders in his service appeared.
Those who realized that there was a child who did not match the ecosystem of the Park Lakes Elementary School They were the teachers themselves.
The minor, whose name is unknown, did not know anyone, but he was still in a good moodsomething that surprised and relieved the teachers.
Aware of the situation, the teachers of the American school warned the police, who immediately launched a campaign on the net to find the boy’s parents. He was unable to provide them with the information they needed.
“BSO officers are working on a developing incident involving a 5-year-old boy located at Park Lakes Elementary School in Lauderdale Lakes. The boy does not appear to be registered with the school and agents are unable to locate his. parents or guardians. “If you know who he is, call 954-764-HELP,” Sheriff Broward’s Twitter account wrote along with a photo of the minor.
Meanwhile, the boy waited until the end of Broward’s Child Protection Investigation Section his parents have arrived.
“BSO investigators located the parents of a child who was dropped off at Park Lakes Elementary School in Lauderdale Lakes. The circumstances surrounding the incident remain under investigation, “Sheriff Broward later tweeted.
So far it is not known why they mistakenly left their child in another school and whether they will have to be charged for it.
no tattooed parents
A few days ago, a woman sparked a debate on social media after admitting that she is considering taking her daughter out of school after meeting some of her children’s parenting mates.
The unnamed mother turned to Mumsnet, a popular British parenting advice forum, to ask others about her concerns about the appearance of her daughter’s peers.
Explaining her situation, the mother revealed that she was initially happy to send her daughter to a public school, because, among other things, it does not condition children for exams as much as other institutions, which makes it less stressful.
But now, she says, she is rethinking it, because “the parents who leave her and pick her up are not at all like her.” She wrote: “DC (her daughter’s initials) just started getting the ‘good’ (Ofsted) primaries quite close to our home.”
“We previously said it didn’t matter if DC really went to these schools. So we chose what we thought was a happy community school for her.”
“This is where I look awful, and I know it, but in your darkest heart you might agree with me, so be patient. Parents who leave and pick up their children are not like me at all. A dad with a tattoo on his neck was whizzing around the playground on an electric scooter while his son looked at him. “
“All the other parents thought it was great. Where did you get it, etc, etc? The guy with the tattoo on his neck says ‘Alan, why is he in jail, right?’ “Oh yeah, I was wondering why you weren’t here yesterday”, etc., etc.
More respondents they felt that it was reasonable hesitation in wanting to take their daughter out of schooland some shared their stories about why they changed schools for their children.
Source: Clarin
