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She also said it was a little disruptive to have parents in during lunch and she appreciated the end of the program.
Terry Steadman, a parent, said she was shocked and upset when she received the email about the change from Landon. She also said with the policy there needs to be some flexibility and a potential meeting in the middle for both sides.
“To just ban parents from the lunchroom, which is essentially what you’re doing with this email, I don’t think it’s right and I don’t think it’s in the spirit of a collaborative environment,” Steadman said.
She said the email went out abruptly without consideration or discussion with the parents on alternatives for parents to interact with their children during the day.
“There’s many reasons why a parent would want to interact with their children throughout the day,” she said. “Maybe they’re going through family issues, maybe they miss a child, it’s their birthday. Many reasons.”
No further discussion was held on the change at the meeting.