Several months ago I went to that place looking for information to register my son in the vpk program. The first thing that i explained to the director '' MEGAN ", is that my son has SPEECH DELAY and will need to go to therapy 5 days a week. That will be the reason why he will be late for his vpk program every single day. And she told me it was ok.
At the beginning everything was good. I received the package to register my son, and again I wrote in all documents that he does have SPEECH DELAY and he's in therapy currently. I also add clearly that my child is potty trained but sometimes can have physiological accident. No one had called or write me to ask me ANYTHING at any time. They even confirmed my registration in the program by email and sent all greeting information.
On orientation day, I approached the future teacher ''Ms, Shantal" and explained to her the same thing that I had previously commented to the director and written on my registration form.
The next day I received a call from Megan letting me know that my child can not accepted in the program because of his situation.
In my conversation with Megan, she tried to let me know that I didn't tell her the whole truth even when from the first day I did tell her about my son's condition. She Told me that I had to mention the LEVEL of speech delay of my child because it's a severe one . She couldn't ask me more educative information about my son but i am the one who was supposed to tell her? I don't really get it. In this kind of position, I usually find qualified people who are there to help parents like me, searching for the best for their children. My job as a parent is to give the initial information but her job as a director is to follow up the cases.
I am NOT angry because they did not receive my son, because where my son doesn't fit, I don't want to register him either. He is the most valuable person to me. But yes I am super angry because as I did my parent's duty to notify his case from the beginning, I was expecting them to do the same.
It was pretty clear the lack of attention they pay to the parent's words and also to the way they treat the forms they require for registration.
I am not from the area of education, but I am also a health professional. And if a person arrives at my office and brings me few information about his health, it is my responsibility to verify and confirm what the person says And even ask for proof.
If you're doing your job Megan, do it as you should do it, not the way you want to, and then start to blame others. read more