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Bullying problem

I must admit my husband and I are not Aister supporters, in fact we have felt that she is not the best teacher our son had. In fact we made certain our daughter was not in her classroom.

That being said we did have to pull our daughter out of the FHUSD and place her in a private school due to 18 months of bullying. Bullying that the school district knew about, my husband and I begged for help. The school did nothing, it was disgusting that their suggestion was to call the MCSO school officer for help. What a joke!

We did unfortunately meet with the superintendent who was later fired, he suggested the sheriff could help. Fools, that parents can be when they are backed into a wall trying to help their child we called MCSO. Matters got worse.

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I must admit my husband and I are not Aister supporters, in fact we have felt that she is not the best teacher our son had. In fact we made certain our daughter was not in her classroom.

That being said we did have to pull our daughter out of the FHUSD and place her in a private school due to 18 months of bullying. Bullying that the school district knew about, my husband and I begged for help. The school did nothing, it was disgusting that their suggestion was to call the MCSO school officer for help. What a joke!

We did unfortunately meet with the superintendent who was later fired, he suggested the sheriff could help. Fools, that parents can be when they are backed into a wall trying to help their child we called MCSO. Matters got worse.

MSCO used imitation practices that left our child terrified that she would go to jail and seemingly amused the bullies. At that point, after the emotional damage our child suffered, we knew we had to get her out of the district into a better situation.

In our view it appears Ms. Aister at least tried to intervene. What she did was more than the entire staff, volunteers and the school district did for 18 months. It is disgraceful when a child must leave a school she had attend from K-5 and move to a private school because she had no one there to say “if you pick on her, you pick on me.”

If you are interested in the truth about FHUSD and the application of bullying policies, talk to us. Their policies has led us to spend $6,200 a year just for our child can feel safe, learn and know that the policies at the school she attends are applied.

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