Watsonville preschool cited for ear and nose pulling

Noahs Ark Child wrote:

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The teachers who resigned, were fired or qwite? Ms. Isabell director, her mother Miss Oyla, Blanca, Elizabeth from Pre-K and 2 others from pre K. gee I wonder why?

Cindy wrote:

A staff member at the pre-school across from Pinto Lake that my daughter attended briefly at age 2, actually put a live lizard in her lunchbox in order to give her the message that the children were not allowed to bring lunch from home. This on her fist day of pre-school. Imagine how my child felt when she went to open the lunchbox to have her lunch? Now that is cruel. I pulled her from there even though I was told it was one of the best pre-schools in town. My daughter is 27 now. Thank god she overcame this nightmare.

jtania wrote:

<quoted text>teacher sh t be quiet
this post is about the kids not about your spelling bee.
I know what imbecil means. that's you

Noahs Ark Child wrote:

I hate to inform you but Miss. Isabell was initiating the abuse!!! She is no different than an occult leader....<quoted text>

Coulrophobia wrote:

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More hyperbole. And it's "cult" leader, NAC.

Coulrophobia wrote:

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More hyperbole. And it's "cult" leader, NAC.

Hip Mom wrote:

it must so satisfying to sit all day and correct peoples' typos.

Noahs Ark Child wrote:

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Yes, I do know how to spell, but dont always take the time to run spell check when I am writing about something so stressful. Is this all you do all day?

Coulrophobia wrote:

I had an abusive kindergarten teacher (locked me in a closet, for instance), and I still remember all she did all these many, many years and decades later. While I think it's unrealistic and unjust to yell at parents (posters Eug and "a stink") for not staying home with their children, I do know people who put less effort into choosing daycare for their kids than they put into buying a new car, refrigerator or choosing a building contractor. It's a matter of priorities. Your kids are worth taking the time to check. Never take it on faith that people will do the right thing with your kids. Show up unannounced at the daycare, get numerous referrals, research whether there have ever been problems at the place, ask loads of questions and watch the reaction of the person you are questioning. Are they annoyed? Are they withholding information? Question your child, gently, about what they see and do at the daycare or school. And if your kid is crying and fussing and doesn't want to go to school in the mornings, for God's sake, don't assume that he or she is just acting up and trying to make your life difficult. Your child could be trying to tell you something.

Coulrophobia wrote:

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You've dug your own hole (appropriately) with your response above -- readily providing proof of your lack of intellect and your questionable mental state. I need only point out that those aren't typos, my dear. You were using the wrong words. That's called ignorance. A spell check won't correct that, infortunately. Thiis is a typo.
I am so, so sorry that you have children.

John Galt wrote:

And why did an outside agency have to discover this child abuse ? Where was the owner/manager?
Why was there inadequate supervision of the employees?
This kind of operation should be shut down on the first offense. Children First.