You MUST assert your parental rights, and believe me, as a parent you have ALL the rights on your side.

First, collect as many accounts of what is going on in the classroom from other students and parents. You need firsthand witnesses, if possible.

Second, take your child to a counselor to help deal with this because it will negatively affect her attitude towards school and thus, keep her from learning.

Also, why did the principal have your daughter call her grandmother and not you?

Start to document everything. Date, time, place, event, witnesses.

Demand a classroom switch immediately. A child could make up stories or lie about events, but a child at this age WILL NOT URINATE on herself and risk HUMILIATION IN FRONT OF HER PEERS just to be stubborn. This is extreme stress, we’re talking about. Her teacher is causing it.

If the principal refuses, go over his/her head and go report this to both the school board and the superintendent. Seek legal advice.

Your child’s mental and emotional well-being are at stake. I’ve seen too many children suffer at the hands of their teachers (not physically, but emotionally.)

Stand up for your child NOW. You have to fight for your rights when it comes to the school system. It bares its teeth, but you have the bite.

Take your daughter to school and talk to some of the other parents. See if they are having similar problems. Remember you are only hearting one side of the story. SO be patient.

Talk to your counselor at school, and if possible, get her out of that class.

That is very upsetting!

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Just keep supporting your daughter!!!!

As parents, our #1 JOB is to SUPPORT and LOVE our KIDS!

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Good luck….

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