[Greatma]

Yes, some of them get there 30 minutes early, so they let their elementary students
get out and play. This is fine, but guess what my tax dollars helped pay for that
pine straw under and around the trees. So I don't think your child should play
play in it and scatter it everywhere. It is ok for them to play , but please
respect our school. It takes hard work and a lot of tax dollars to make it that
way.

[2witty4u]

BMR, on 26 March 2012 - 04:00 PM, said:

Yes, some of them get there 30 minutes early, so they let their elementary students
get out and play. This is fine, but guess what my tax dollars helped pay for that
pine straw under and around the trees. So I don't think your child should play
play in it and scatter it everywhere. It is ok for them to play , but please
respect our school. It takes hard work and a lot of tax dollars to make it that
way.

They shouldnt be doing that, seems like someone from the school should say something to them. When my son went there, I never saw that happening when I would pick him up, but that's been 2 years.

[dana]

[momof 3]

That shouldn't be allowed, it seems that it could be distracting for the kids still in school. It's not a playground.

[rockysmom]

So you see these kids disrespecting school property while you are waiting to pick up your kid? Not surprised at all, the mothers are surely on their phones. That's so much more important than parenting. Right?

[~Chester~]

But their tax dollars also paid for the pine straw so they are only messing up the part they paid for.

[love bug]

These are most likely the same parents that take there kids out to eat that let them demolish the floors and tables. It amazes me how some parents don't watch there kids a little closer.

[CarolineElizabeth]

They should be in the car. One of them could walk in the street and get hit. That is what I would more worried about.


It does not matter who paid for it. It disrespectful. You want a property look nice. I wouldnt let my kids do that at my own house and for sure not on another property.

[bp csr]

I picked up my granddaughter from SPMS several times a week last year and there was always a couple of little boys throwing balls or other things into the bushes and generally running around like they didn't care if they got run over. Their mom would occasionally call out to them to stop if they were in the bushes next to the building.

What ever happened to kids playing with Matchbox cars in the back seat while waiting????