This sets a legal precedence. Now more parents whose children received fraudulent therapy from school counselors and psychologists should follow up with more lawsuits.
I am not suggesting that the mother is at fault. I wonder what the home life was like, how much regular interaction she had with her daughter, etc that the school was able to get this far with the child. The school preyed upon the child who was already troubled. If she wasn't already troubled, mother would have noticed something sooner. Did she have a cellphone? When did she get it? Was the family …More
I am not suggesting that the mother is at fault. I wonder what the home life was like, how much regular interaction she had with her daughter, etc that the school was able to get this far with the child. The school preyed upon the child who was already troubled. If she wasn't already troubled, mother would have noticed something sooner. Did she have a cellphone? When did she get it? Was the family sitting down to meals everyday? Who were her friends? While the school system must be cleaned up, no question, I think we parents must review what we are doing at home and clean that up as well - that is job 1.
