1/5 Maria A. 2 years ago on Google
EDIT:
I
can
assure
you
my
eyes
are
glued
at
my
child
at
all
times!
And
I
can
assure
you
not
a
single
staff
member
had
eyes
on
him
at
that
moment!
And
I
am
pretty
sure
each
parent
is
watching
their
own
child.
So
the
fact
that
you
have
claims
from
staff
and
parents
are
highly
doubtful!
Also
the
convenience
of
the
camera
not
quite
covering
the
right
angle.
You
can
cover
your
back
all
you
want!
But
the
old
man
needs
some
education
about
neuro-diverse
kids
and
the
way
to
approach
them
if
your
facility
gladly
accepts
their
applications!
Not
friendly
for
kids
with
Autism!
I
am
very
disappointed
with
this
organization
and
their
staff!
I
have
a
5
yo
autistic
boy,
he
is
high-functioning
however
he
still
has
his
moments.
During
the
trial
staff
was
constantly
reassuring
me
that
they
are
comfortable
with
his
disability,
that
they
know
what
they
are
doing,
urging
me
to
stop
worrying,
and
that
everything
is
great
(as
I
was
concerned
that
he
might
be
too
distracting
to
the
class,
and
if
they
agree
I’d
rather
not
buy
the
uniform
and
pay
registration
and
a
month
upfront).
Once
the
trial
was
over
and
we
signed
up
for
classes,
the
instructors
were
paying
less
and
less
attention
to
my
son.
Today
the
GRANDMASTER
Lee
grabbed
my
5yo
by
the
arm,
yanked
and
threw
him
to
the
ground
while
screaming
and
slapping
leather
paddles
against
the
wall,
right
above
my
son’s
head!!!
Poor
boy
just
curled-up
on
the
floor
and
started
crying….
Since
when
is
it
acceptable
to
put
hands
on
little
kids
with
disabilities?!?!?!
Especially
after
so
many
promises
that
everything
is
great?!
I
am
appalled
and
disgusted!!
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