Students living outside that school's boundaries should be moved first, not the children living within the boundaries. If there still are too many students for amount of teachers, they need to hire another teacher.
This ridiculous. It is mandated that children that live within the schools designated zoning map or area will be first to be considered if the school is an open enrollment school. If any child outside the school zoning area is enrolled, that child has to then enroll or be transfered to another school. Please contact the TEA and make a formal compliant, you pay property taxes and the majority of your sales taxes in the area, your child is entitled to preferential treatment because you pay local tax due to your residency and part of that pays the schoal board and superintendents salary.
Wondering who is overcrowding the school at the last minute, when they were supposed to be registered months ago. Surely, they had the numbers before school started.
Why aren’t the kids that’s there out of their zone aren’t the ones who have to relocate? Sounds like there’s some sort of favoritism being given to students there who are out of their zones! This is why this country and world is falling because of favoritism, entitlement and ignorance! Out of zone students should only fill openings after the in zone students are placed!
That is insane, those not zoned should be trabsferred to a school they are zoned for first. Here they only get in vua lottery after local kids get their spots first.
Hope they can work this out. I was the kid in this situation 54 years ago. Socially - thankfully there was another girl a couple of miles away in the same boat. Otherwise I didn't really fit with the kids in my immediate neighborhood because of being in a different school. And getting together with classmates could be difficult because of the distance (8 miles). My parents usually had at least 2 different schools to deal with & sometimes as many as 3 (4 kids). If they can't work something out, put all of there kids in the other school.
How disappointing that this is how the school board works out these kind of situation. Of course keeping the parents out of the resolution. You drop your kids off at school their life, welfare or business is no longer for you to know about. That belongs to the board of education, the teacher, and the school. You give up your rights as soon as you enter the school grounds.
I think it should be based on radius outward 360°, whoever lives the absolute furthest away should be the #1 and now whoever is furthest is #2 until you reach all 13. If that kid gets swept up and transferred or not so be it. That should be posted as the policy with a city map and the rings are maybe ⅓ mile so you will always know where you're at.
@@StarTrekFan4Life I'll never understand why people are so ignorant when it comes to homeschooled children. You do realize they are homeschooled, not in prison. Homeschooled children score higher on test and have a better chance at becoming successful than kids in public schools, who have unruly children distracted them and not to mention having to worry about being shot in school. My kids have no distractions and get home cooked meals. I watched my children go from being depressed in public schools (7 years ago), to happy successful young adults. My son is a senior this year and my daughter is going into 10th.
@@vickiefinney6073 well I don't necessarily disagree with that school also serves a purpose of teaching children How to socialize with other people. Not putting them in that environment puts them at a disadvantage when dealing with the public in general as they age. It's one of the ways we end up with whiny little brats that love to make RUclips videos throwing french fries at people in McDonald's.
@@StarTrekFan4Life i still don't understand why you think they aren't socialized. They are with people all the time. Maybe you should try being around some homeschooled kids. My children are well behaved and are straight A students. Homeschooling is the only way for children to be successful these days
I bet you get a $50,000 out of court settlement. It's a standard school board settlement when they have done wrong. Make sure to find a lawyer and don't let them get way with this. It's their fault, and it hurts the child. Don't take a penny less.
But hes a KINDERGARTNER. One could make an exception,,they arent that big. And Yes Im serious. One extea kindergartner in a class room isnt a big deal. Yes Im serious.
What does the size of the child have to do with it? It's about student teacher ratio. Yes, one extra student (13 in this case) can make a difference. Student to teacher ratios are about the teacher's ability to provide attention and differentiation needed by each child. It doesn't have to do with the size of children. None the less, this is this child's district, and he shouldn't be forced out of it.
@@Scl45689 Our middle daughter IS A TEACHER. Special needs in fact. 25 yrs n going. Im well aware of student,tracher ratio issues. That District can fo much better.
While the lead time to telling the parents is not good, parents dont get to decide where their kids attend. Thats been a thing for decades, and it just feels like the news is making issues where there is none.
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Students living outside that school's boundaries should be moved first, not the children living within the boundaries. If there still are too many students for amount of teachers, they need to hire another teacher.
Not if it is a magnate school.
@@carolr7823 you dont know what type of school it is
Yea because teachers are just so plentiful 😂 teachers leaving education in droves, national teacher shortages… and you think 🤔 hiring is the answer.
I agree with him…he is zoned and should continue to go there…the students who aren’t zoned should be the ones to go somewhere else first.
This ridiculous. It is mandated that children that live within the schools designated zoning map or area will be first to be considered if the school is an open enrollment school. If any child outside the school zoning area is enrolled, that child has to then enroll or be transfered to another school. Please contact the TEA and make a formal compliant, you pay property taxes and the majority of your sales taxes in the area, your child is entitled to preferential treatment because you pay local tax due to your residency and part of that pays the schoal board and superintendents salary.
Absolutely correct
Wondering who is overcrowding the school at the last minute, when they were supposed to be registered months ago. Surely, they had the numbers before school started.
illegal peoples probably
Gotta be the Irish
Only 13kids is highly suspicious
One is one too many.
There needs to be criminal charges filed against the principal.
Now that's not right based on registration it needs to be on distance end of story
Whoa. This is going to be costly for the district.
If the student is in the zone for the school transfer out ones who aren't first cause the local school should be for local kids unless there is room
SOMEONE dropped the ball and isnt doing their job.
The Biden Admin
@@kw266988...you must be a drop out.
Why aren’t the kids that’s there out of their zone aren’t the ones who have to relocate? Sounds like there’s some sort of favoritism being given to students there who are out of their zones! This is why this country and world is falling because of favoritism, entitlement and ignorance! Out of zone students should only fill openings after the in zone students are placed!
In my state that’s not legal. The school has to make changes to accommodate the students.
The parents live in and pay taxes in the Mansfield District. Their children get to attend.
That is insane, those not zoned should be trabsferred to a school they are zoned for first. Here they only get in vua lottery after local kids get their spots first.
Hope they can work this out. I was the kid in this situation 54 years ago. Socially - thankfully there was another girl a couple of miles away in the same boat. Otherwise I didn't really fit with the kids in my immediate neighborhood because of being in a different school. And getting together with classmates could be difficult because of the distance (8 miles). My parents usually had at least 2 different schools to deal with & sometimes as many as 3 (4 kids). If they can't work something out, put all of there kids in the other school.
Texas is so weird. I couldn't transfer to a new school even if I had been expelled.
I feel sorry for this family.
they literally need to hire another teacher.
How disappointing that this is how the school board works out these kind of situation. Of course keeping the parents out of the resolution. You drop your kids off at school their life, welfare or business is no longer for you to know about. That belongs to the board of education, the teacher, and the school. You give up your rights as soon as you enter the school grounds.
Speak up now or forever hold your peace ✌️
Never except busing I would get a laywer
I think it should be based on radius outward 360°, whoever lives the absolute furthest away should be the #1 and now whoever is furthest is #2 until you reach all 13. If that kid gets swept up and transferred or not so be it. That should be posted as the policy with a city map and the rings are maybe ⅓ mile so you will always know where you're at.
I don't have to worry about overcrowding, i homeschool my children
Yeah only society has to worry about that......😵💫😵🫨
Bravo
@@StarTrekFan4Life I'll never understand why people are so ignorant when it comes to homeschooled children. You do realize they are homeschooled, not in prison. Homeschooled children score higher on test and have a better chance at becoming successful than kids in public schools, who have unruly children distracted them and not to mention having to worry about being shot in school. My kids have no distractions and get home cooked meals. I watched my children go from being depressed in public schools (7 years ago), to happy successful young adults. My son is a senior this year and my daughter is going into 10th.
@@vickiefinney6073 well I don't necessarily disagree with that school also serves a purpose of teaching children How to socialize with other people. Not putting them in that environment puts them at a disadvantage when dealing with the public in general as they age. It's one of the ways we end up with whiny little brats that love to make RUclips videos throwing french fries at people in McDonald's.
@@StarTrekFan4Life i still don't understand why you think they aren't socialized. They are with people all the time. Maybe you should try being around some homeschooled kids. My children are well behaved and are straight A students. Homeschooling is the only way for children to be successful these days
So… where did the crowd suddenly come from?
take them to court
My guess is that this is a magnet school. The entire point of a magnet school is to bring in kids from outside the zone to enhance the school.
Like DEI?
@@saythankyou111.... You don't even have to put on clown makeup. All you have to do is say "DEI".... And everybody knows you're an idiot.
It doesn't look to be a magnet school according to the district website.
@@saythankyou111what is that , a religion? 😂😂😂
Y’all need school choice. look like this school needs more funding to hire more teachers and have more class rooms.
I bet you get a $50,000 out of court settlement. It's a standard school board settlement when they have done wrong. Make sure to find a lawyer and don't let them get way with this. It's their fault, and it hurts the child. Don't take a penny less.
How about don't file frivolous lawsuits?
Mansfield school board needs to be removed and investigated
Does the Texas National Guard need to intervene?
But hes a KINDERGARTNER. One could make an exception,,they arent that big. And Yes Im serious. One extea kindergartner in a class room isnt a big deal. Yes Im serious.
What does the size of the child have to do with it? It's about student teacher ratio. Yes, one extra student (13 in this case) can make a difference. Student to teacher ratios are about the teacher's ability to provide attention and differentiation needed by each child. It doesn't have to do with the size of children.
None the less, this is this child's district, and he shouldn't be forced out of it.
@@Scl45689 Our middle daughter IS A TEACHER. Special needs in fact. 25 yrs n going. Im well aware of student,tracher ratio issues. That District can fo much better.
This is the most messed up state.
bs
Sad deal
Isn’t this illegal
I do have a suspicion - and the word starts with an “R”!!!!
While the lead time to telling the parents is not good, parents dont get to decide where their kids attend. Thats been a thing for decades, and it just feels like the news is making issues where there is none.
Where' the problem?
One word......HOMESCHOOL ! ! !