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ThunderBalls 11-17-2003 01:50 PM

Problem with my kids principal
 
Curious if others think this is out of line or am I over reacting.

I have a 5 year old in kindergarten. My ex wife has him 3 days a week and I have him 4 days a week and I am the legal primary decision maker of him. Recently my girlfriend moved in with me and she also has a 5 year old. When she went to register him at the same school as my kid the principal asked her if my ex was aware we were living together and she said (the principal) that she needed to make sure it was okay with my ex that her kid was going to be attending the same school. My girlfriend asked her why she needed to call my ex and she said because she knew there was "conflict and tension" between me and my ex, which is completely untrue, we get along fine.

So the principal called my ex and told her the situation. My ex already knew and doesnt care but I think its fucking bullshit that these assholes think they can invade my personal life like this not to mention slander me by telling my girlfriend there is 'tension and conflict'.

Should I just let this go?

EZRhino 11-17-2003 01:54 PM

Fucking principle needs to stay out of your business. If it happens again I would definately do something about it.

hyatla 11-17-2003 01:54 PM

Let her :321GFY

Brad-Wishing 11-17-2003 01:55 PM

No. I would talk to her and state that the situation is none of her business - and that enrolling in school is enrolling in school.

Call her. I don't think I would let that go easily.

Sly_RJ 11-17-2003 01:55 PM

Principal was completely out of line. I'd just write it off, but if you're really pissed, send a letter to the Super. Don't even bother with the Principal, go right to the head honcho.

tootie 11-17-2003 01:56 PM

WTF? That sounds like a severe invasion of privacy to me. I think the principal was probably against you living with someone without being married (none of her fucking business) and thought she could get you in trouble or something. I don't know that there is much that you could do about it, but that's just wrong :(

basschick 11-17-2003 01:56 PM

call your school board - that is bullshit. with all the privacy issues in schools today, i seriously doubt they're allowed to inform your ex of anything you do. shit, what if she's a nut and goes and blows you away because you're living with another woman?

Furious_Female 11-17-2003 01:56 PM

WTF that's none of the principal's business who you live with and whom knows about it. That was wrong for her to call anyone.

theking 11-17-2003 02:00 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by ThunderBalls
Curious if others think this is out of line or am I over reacting.

I have a 5 year old in kindergarten. My ex wife has him 3 days a week and I have him 4 days a week and I am the legal primary decision maker of him. Recently my girlfriend moved in with me and she also has a 5 year old. When she went to register him at the same school as my kid the principal asked her if my ex was aware we were living together and she said (the principal) that she needed to make sure it was okay with my ex that her kid was going to be attending the same school. My girlfriend asked her why she needed to call my ex and she said because she knew there was "conflict and tension" between me and my ex, which is completely untrue, we get along fine.

So the principal called my ex and told her the situation. My ex already knew and doesnt care but I think its fucking bullshit that these assholes think they can invade my personal life like this not to mention slander me by telling my girlfriend there is 'tension and conflict'.

Should I just let this go?

Private or public school? If it is a private school...is it a religious or secular school?

detoxed 11-17-2003 02:02 PM

Shoot the principal in the head and you wont have to deal with that BS anymore.

Basic_man 11-17-2003 02:03 PM

Well, what else can you do about that? I don't think you can get a penny from that situation :2 cents:

Sosa 11-17-2003 02:04 PM

WTF? Why would the principle even take it that far? I'd give him/her a call :thumbsup

doober 11-17-2003 02:05 PM

north america is so disfunctionnal

Sly_RJ 11-17-2003 02:06 PM

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Originally posted by Basic_man
Well, what else can you do about that? I don't think you can get a penny from that situation :2 cents:
Ahaha, first thing you do is look for a law suit?

LadyMischief 11-17-2003 02:06 PM

That is absolutely NOTHING to do with the principal. I would seriously consider taking it to the school board. She's inflating the situation and although she might have had best interests, what she did could be construed as malicious.

ThunderBalls 11-17-2003 02:23 PM

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Originally posted by Brad-Wishing
No. I would talk to her and state that the situation is none of her business - and that enrolling in school is enrolling in school.

Call her. I don't think I would let that go easily.

I did speak to the principal and asked her why she felt it to be necessary to 'clear this with my ex' even though I am the legal decision maker. It was the first time I ever spoke to her and she was a fucking bitch, she used the old 'best interest of the kid' bullshit. I think this is nothing more than gender discrimination, she probably feels women are the ones that should be with their kids.

Fu-Q 11-17-2003 02:25 PM

i hear if you duct tape a towel to a baseball bat, it wont break bones (or at least as easy). that sounds like the route i would take

theking 11-17-2003 02:30 PM

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Originally posted by ThunderBalls


I did speak to the principal and asked her why she felt it to be necessary to 'clear this with my ex' even though I am the legal decision maker. It was the first time I ever spoke to her and she was a fucking bitch, she used the old 'best interest of the kid' bullshit. I think this is nothing more than gender discrimination, she probably feels women are the ones that should be with their kids.

Private or public school?

EscortBiz 11-17-2003 02:30 PM

out of line

but I never had a kid in school so I dont know how it works, even myself I cant remember school I was a total dropout

ThunderBalls 11-17-2003 02:30 PM

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Originally posted by theking


Private or public school?

Public school, I guess I could see it if it was a private school.

TheLegacy 11-17-2003 02:31 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by ThunderBalls
Curious if others think this is out of line or am I over reacting.


Should I just let this go?

No - you are within your rights and the principal was not!! I would suggest calling a lawyer, if nothing else - charge a few site(s) to the principals CC and get them kicked out that way.

fyrflygrl 11-17-2003 02:47 PM

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Originally posted by ThunderBalls


I did speak to the principal and asked her why she felt it to be necessary to 'clear this with my ex' even though I am the legal decision maker. It was the first time I ever spoke to her and she was a fucking bitch, she used the old 'best interest of the kid' bullshit. I think this is nothing more than gender discrimination, she probably feels women are the ones that should be with their kids.

Whoa. This principal has overstepped her boundaries by leaps and bounds. A judge has already made you the primary care giver of this child, not to mention your God given right to determine 'what's in the best interest of the kid'. Not all parents are fruit cakes and some of us really do know what's best for our kids. Why? Because they're OUR kids!!

She's made an inaccurate assumptioin and acted on it. No stretch of the imagination could relate this to the course and scope of her responsibility as principal.

I'd react by making my presence felt at the next board of education meeting in your area. I'd force them to address the situation, the same way she forced her hand in your family: without consideration or permission.

:feels-hot

Fyrflygrl!

Furious_Female 11-17-2003 02:49 PM

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Originally posted by TheLegacy


No - you are within your rights and the principal was not!! I would suggest calling a lawyer, if nothing else - charge a few site(s) to the principals CC and get them kicked out that way.

Actually signing her email up for a few opt-in lists would be better :winkwink:

Unfortunately any recourse will be taken out on the children. We've all had those bitchy school teacher's that forever hate you after your parent has a problem with something they do. :BangBang:

GTS Mark 11-17-2003 02:51 PM

You know what this might conflict with what everyone else is saying but at least the pricipal was looking out for YOUR child's best interest. I don't agree with the invasion of privacy but at least he/she cares about your kid.

DH

DatingGold 11-17-2003 02:55 PM

i'd just call the principal to ask the reasoning behind it politely

goBigtime 11-17-2003 02:56 PM

I would anonymously call her husband (the principles) and tell him that you are a 'concerned faculty member' who thought that he should be aware that his wife is having on-campus affairs with two of the staff members.

EscortBiz 11-17-2003 02:56 PM

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Originally posted by DatingGold
i'd just call the principal to ask the reasoning behind it politely
nah wont work

ThunderBalls 11-17-2003 02:56 PM

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Originally posted by Furious_Female


Actually signing her email up for a few opt-in lists would be better :winkwink:

Unfortunately any recourse will be taken out on the children. We've all had those bitchy school teacher's that forever hate you after your parent has a problem with something they do. :BangBang:

Yep, thats the problem. Any boat rocking I do will cause problems for my kid.

Furious_Female 11-17-2003 03:00 PM

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Originally posted by ThunderBalls


Yep, thats the problem. Any boat rocking I do will cause problems for my kid.

I guess you'll just have to grin and bear it the best you can. On a lighter note, with all the attention on kidnapped kids, school might be advised to investigate any possible situations. Better to be safe than sorry I guess. So at least she is doing her job, even if it's personally offensive.

axelcat 11-17-2003 03:00 PM

that principle is a moron

Tala 11-17-2003 03:03 PM

That was completely outta line. I would find a new school for my kids, or better yet, homeschool them.

That principal needs a visit from the superintendant, in your presence, to be reviewed on things you do and don't do. If that doesn't help, move the kids to a different school or district altogether, even if you have to drive them yourself.

FrankWhite 11-17-2003 03:08 PM

you should move out from your Hicksville and move to a bigger city, where you principle doesn?t know what?s going on in your life !

Rich 11-17-2003 03:22 PM

Please, whatever you do, DON'T let this go. Call the school board and/or the superintendant, and make sure they follow up on it. What she did was a total invasion or privacy, people who abuse their power like that make me sick. Don't let her get away with pulling that shit or she'll just keep doing it. :2 cents:







<---- DAMN THE MAN, DON'T PROMOTE THIS BULLSHIT. ANYONE WITH A GOOD PROGRAM THAT WILL MAKE WEBMASTERS MONEY DOES NOT NEED TO WHORE IT OUT LIKE THIS.

bopha 11-17-2003 03:39 PM

Don't use baseball bats or threats. Be a concerned parent and be smart.

Schedule a meeting with your child's principal and before you do, type a letter that you will copy and have sent to the board asking where in the school handbook, you'll find that consulting another parent was in order before enrolling a student that is of no relation to the parent that was consulted. You can get a lot done with concerned parent letters to the Superintendent, and board of Education. Alienating potential families of the school is not the proper stance to take especially when parental involvement in schools is critical and is of benefit to not only your own child but your girlfriends child.

Unless there is a restraining order in effect for biological mom or or your child, there is no reason that biological mom should be
consulted before enrolling a student that is of no relation to her.

If your school is public, they cannot turn away your girlfriends child. If your talking about private school, they would have more latitude, although, tact was surely lacking here. They could have simply said they were full and not take the child if it was a conflict with your child's mom. Sometimes smaller,private schools are on such a personal level with tuition paying parents and for non state funded schools, you might have a little more resistance
if mom has a relationship with the principal. She was wrong to pointedly pry.

I'd still follow through as a "concerned parent".

Schools have to deal with all kinds of unsavory situations and act in unjudgemental fashion for a miriad of crappy parents and bad situations for the children. This woman was out of line to act in this fashion. Partners living together is not unusual.


Good luck.

sperbonzo 11-17-2003 04:11 PM

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Originally posted by goBigtime
I would anonymously call her husband (the principles) and tell him that you are a 'concerned faculty member' who thought that he should be aware that his wife is having on-campus affairs with two of the staff members.

This is the best suggestion.......:1orglaugh

along with calling the regional Superintendent of schools and the school board......making the call along with a lawyer would definitely help scare their ass, but I would still do the thing with her husband also!

Fu-Q 11-17-2003 04:17 PM

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Originally posted by bopha
Don't use baseball bats or threats. Be a concerned parent and be smart......
yeah i was just joking about using a bat, obviously the best solution would be to have someone else use it :1orglaugh

puresexnow 11-17-2003 04:35 PM

See that's what happens when women get the slightest hint of power in the workforce...

They become gibbering fools bereft of anything resembling rationality...

Make an example of her so that other women know where their place is! :thumbsup

ThunderBalls 11-17-2003 04:46 PM

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Originally posted by puresexnow
See that's what happens when women get the slightest hint of power in the workforce...

They become gibbering fools bereft of anything resembling rationality...

Make an example of her so that other women know where their place is! :thumbsup


Well I hate to say it but there is a lot of truth to what you said. I have seen plenty of times in my life where women in some type of managerial position let their hormones get the best of them and act completely irrational. Not putting women down, I love women most the time, and not all women do this but it does happen.

rebel23 11-17-2003 05:02 PM

write (type) a letter and send it via registered mail asking her to explain herself. if you're not satisfied with the response you can always follow it up

HEARTBREAKER 11-17-2003 05:31 PM

go to her office and tell her straight on her face that it's your business and not hers!!!
nosey bitch (the principal)!!!!!!:321GFY


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