Someone needs to care.
| I spent yesterday morning trying to get Dalmar back in school. The school had given him 9 days suspension The whole incident started because he refused to take some kind of test that non-English speakers must take. (He said he had taken it before and passed it. Apparently the law says he has to take it again. )
At the moment he is back in school and the school counselor was very helpful. BUT my question is: I have seen these kids go “down the tubes” in our country. Many adolescent children of refugees have been in trouble: gangs, drugs, etc. They often come from one dire situation only to enter another by moving into lower income areas and attending troubled schools. What I wonder is if anyone can think of how to help these kids? Someone needs to care. |
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