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"For Children, Everything Is Allowed if You Apologize," Says a Teacher From Sept-Îles - Le Nord-Côtier
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"For children, everything is allowed if you apologize," says Kim Reid. "This professor from Sept-Îles and the teaching unions are seeing an increase in acts of violence against staff in recent years. The primary teacher, Kim Reid, reports that she had her hair pulled and suffered "grafignes that leave scars" by her students. "I have been a victim of violence [from children] several times this year. It has grown bigger." For Kim Reid, the most di…
"For children, everything is allowed if you apologize," says Kim Reid. "This professor from Sept-Îles and the teaching unions are seeing an increase in acts of violence against staff in recent years. The primary teacher, Kim Reid, reports that she had her hair pulled and suffered "grafignes that leave scars" by her students. "I have been a victim of violence [from children] several times this year. It has grown bigger." For Kim Reid, the most di…
"For children, everything is allowed if you apologize," says Kim Reid. "This professor from Sept-Îles and the teaching unions are seeing an increase in acts of violence against staff in recent years. The primary teacher, Kim Reid, reports that she had her hair pulled and suffered "grafignes that leave scars" by her students. "I have been a victim of violence [from children] several times this year. It has grown bigger." For Kim Reid, the most di…
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