Now that I have calmed down a little since my last post...Thanks for the advice everyone gave. We aren't the law suit type, nor do we want to embarrass this school publicly. We feel that the way we are handling it is proving to be effective. We had a meeting this morning with another person of the day care center. It went well and he really listened to us and our concerns. He assured us that things are being done to work to correct the problem. We did say that we would not send Kennan back until we could be guaranteed that there would be a third teacher in the room every morning. He told us he would work to make that happen. If it doesn't, Kennan won't be going back. We should hear in the next few days.
I am feeling better now and really hope that Kennan gets to continue going to this school. We really love the teachers and the philosophy of learning that is implemented. Hopefully we will get over this hump and enjoy the rest of the school year!
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So glad things are looking like they'll be resolved - what a frustrating situation! It sounds like you went about it the best way possible.
i think being reassured that the other child does not have hepatitis c, or b or another auto immune issue (hiv) is not too much to ask. i didn't say sue, i said have the biter's records sent to your attorney. that way his personal information can be obtained without violating his otherwise personal information. using an attorney is a legal third party to verify your child's risk without hippa violation risk for the biter's family, doctor or laboratory. having been bitten (especially more than once) has definitely put your child at risk of contracting a little secret another family might have and have the right NOT to TELL, unless you ask. i don't mean to scare you, but if you don't ask, they don't HAVE to tell you. it's their right under law, the disabilities act. just wanted you to understand. also, if the facility/daycare is aware of such issues they cannot tell you either. it violates the biter's personal rights under the same act. so, you cannot trust they are looking out for your best interest because it puts them at risk of being sued by the biter's family. hippa states they cannot say or ask. so suing (on your end)would not be helpful nor recommended.
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