Mom Visits Son In School Lunchroom. But When She Sees WHAT Teacher Had Done, She Is FURIOUS

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In this emotional story, Janelle, a dedicated single mother, becomes increasingly worried about her six-year-old son, Daniel, who has been acting withdrawn and unhappy at school. When she visits his lunchroom unannounced, she discovers him isolated at a small table, surrounded by a cardboard cubicle and marked with a cup labeled "D" for detention. Heartbroken and outraged by the humiliation he faces, Janelle confronts Daniel's stern teacher, Ms. Franklin, about her harsh disciplinary methods. This powerful moment not only challenges the school's treatment of children but also reinforces the bond between mother and son, highlighting the importance of standing up against injustice.

[CeltycSparrow]

I am SO PROUD of Jenelle, for having the courage and determination, not only to stop this bully from tormenting her own son...but for having the courage to demand change and the determination to see that change grow from empty promises to resounding action. She is a Mama Lioness and her roar was powerful when it came to demanding change and better treatment for her son and other students.

[KWMitchell-ko]

I enjoyed this story of a determined Mom that dedication for her son showed her unconditional love for her child. Well done.

[jacquelyncolleton]

Do good to all students at school and in the school and community.

[cleorodriguez]

This blows my mind! How can we as humans treat other humans inferior 😡

[glenisc]

This Mom did a great job, out of evil comes fourth good 😮

[jacquelyncolleton]

Thanks, for this story, I love this story because it is true and life in this world 🌎.

[domitadavis]

I enjoyed this story I feel like no child should be treated different because of the color of their skin, I am so proud of ms Thompson for standing up for her son, and bringing changers for every child that was treated different.

[Thomas-rqle]

The mother was right to stand up for her son I always made time for my daughter to tell me how her day went I love the way she laid out her claim to the principal All parents of color were in unison about The treatment of their kids

[carlatinsley]

Connecticut
This is so sad and horrible

[jacquelyncolleton]

Working together helps to build relationships with the community and schools we can build new rules and guidelines for all.

[SleepWhispersHistory]

This video had me hooked from start to finish. Incredible work! 👏 [6:10]

[genecla]

I witness this happen to my daughter in 3 grade over 30 years ago. I was looking through the door window and saw my daughter sitting behind a cardboard during class! I will never forget that sight. It’s a parents nightmare. My fight began for my child an honor student in middle high school and college as well as graduate school. Parents stay woke! My child could not communicate what was happening to her. It was my job to find out what was going on and take charge of her education.

[jacquelyncolleton]

Love ❤️ all students in the school and classroom.

[jameschrist]

This was a wonderful success for the students. The sad thing is it’s not fiction but reality. I wish all of us are color blind sadly many are not. I find diversity is exciting and rewarding. As a 82 year old, I am glad we have diversity in heritage. Henry Ford sold only black cars, would that be boring and dull. Colors make our world exciting. That applies to skin color too

[jacquelyncolleton]

We need to learn how to love 💕 each other.

[kimwalkermitchell]

Her taking the time to investigate why Daniel was withdrawn and not wanting to go to school. Also, her determination to help other children not witness what Daniel did. Awarding.

[jacquelyncolleton]

We all need to stop and listen to our children behaving towards the schools they attend everyday five days a-week..

[jacquelyncolleton]

The school is a great place to learn good behavior and good communication and understanding and growth for all black and white students.

[FamilyDramaStoriesUs]

Always trust your instincts as a parent. If you notice changes in your child's behavior, don't hesitate to investigate and speak up. Your involvement can make a significant difference in your child's well-being.

[jacquelyncolleton]

This was so bad for a child to go through in school without anyone to help him.