School Monseigneur Charbonneau

I hope that the staff of this school has changed since time, because it was by far the worst school for turbulent children and I am not ashamed to say it out loud. My childhood was scrapper thanks to this school and that of several other children. For my part, I was far from being turbulent, but my brother was. Once, he had punished him on the bench because he had talked during the order. When we arrived to look for him, he cried sitting on the bench alone. I was bullied all my primary and was told it was my fault. I was rejected and excluded by other students. The teachers humiliated me in front of the other students, because I was slower and in the moon than the others. They even told my parents that they were worried about me in the future and in my schooling. In the third year, the teachers asked my parents to have me evaluated by doctors for an ADD to have a medication. All my life until I was 17, I took medicine for that and guess what? At 17, I had a diagnosis of the autism spectrum. After attending this school, I attended St. Joseph's College in Hull. The staff was completely different, he believed in me as nobody. I had great grades thanks to their encouragement and hard work. I who, according to them, was going to snatch the regular was in a private school in an international school. All that to say that no matter which elementary school your child attends, never trust what teachers say about your child's future. I have a title of animal health technician at the time of writing this message and I am studying to become a veterinarian or police investigator. All children are intelligent and genial in their own way and it is up to the parent to believe in them, otherwise there is no one else to do it.

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