I am writing in response the Tuesday article, “Lockdown means chaos in Marysville High School.”
That situation was more stressful than for just one classroom. My son called me a number of times throughout the day and I could hear a lot of noise and the teacher yelling in the background.
As a foster parent I can see this situation becoming damaging to a child who has a history of trauma.
At 2 p.m. when school normally ended, my son left campus and got suspended for five days, along with a number of other students. There is only so much some children can handle. There is strong focus on keeping the children safe, but there is disregard to their mental health. I agree they need to have a better plan.
Madeline Krygier
Marysville
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