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by **monroegardener** » Fri, 02 Oct 2009 12:27:59 GMT

Got a call from the elementary school via the calling system that reported an injury at the bonfire due to insufficient parental oversight.

I understand that parents feel like the school has sufficient control over the kids in a classroom, but why would anyone expect that their children, especially the elementary aged ones, could be simply left on their own at a bonfire pep rally???

by **sportsnut** » Fri, 02 Oct 2009 14:41:21 GMT

It amazes me as well. Have you ever been to a Monroe Football game? Until this year(because of a call to all parents) the younger students would just run wild the whole game. It's like parents figure the fence is like a cage and give 'em a few bucks and send them on their way until the game ends. I always felt like someone was going to get hurt there - especially under the bleachers.

I hope the injury wasn't serious and all is ok with the student, I just wish parents would reign them in a little more.

by **HRHPatey** » Fri, 02 Oct 2009 17:04:47 GMT

Good Gracious........ I am rather saddened that it took a phone call from the School to remind Parents to supervise their children - OI VEY!!!!! I rather think those who have cause to shake their heads at the implication are also those to whom this message was NOT intended ......

I so hope that the Child is okay and not seriously injured .....

For goodness sakes - watch over your babies :cry:

by **wifostarz** » Sun, 04 Oct 2009 13:47:48 GMT

He broke his collar bone and rumor has it that he was burned (not so sure about the burn part).

He is not supervised even around home.

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