Education Fraud in Florida
By
Bat1
on May 31, 2006 at 06:26 am
What we need here at Say Anything is a new category dedicated to all the really, really stupid stuff that marks those institutions and organizations where our children are supposed to learn to be smarter. From the Cannel 6 website in Naples, FL:
There are simply no words to adequately describe the true stupidity of these people. That they are charged with educating young children, especially learning disabled and special needs kids, only compounds the fraud that is being perpetrated on the taxpayers of Naples.
NAPLES, Fla. -- A 6-year-old special education student who kicked a Naples teacher's aide and spent several hous in juvenile jail is facing felony battery charges.
Her mother, however, wants to know why the case has gone so far.
Takovia Allen suffers from behavioral problems and attends a special class at Lely
Elementary in Naples.
According to an arrest report, on May 2, a teacher was trying to line up students to go to music class. Takovia refused to go and kicked the teacher's aide in the ankle.
After a discussion among school officials and two law enforcement officials called to the school, the girl was arrested.
Takovia was taken to juvenile jail and held there for several hours before being released to her mother.
She is being charged with battery on a public education employee.
There are simply no words to adequately describe the true stupidity of these people. That they are charged with educating young children, especially learning disabled and special needs kids, only compounds the fraud that is being perpetrated on the taxpayers of Naples.
