Mom furious as daughter, 6, comes home from school in ‘T-shirt and panties’ after sending her fully clothed in morning
By Molly Bowcott,
26 days ago
A MOM has expressed her outrage after her six-year-old daughter came home from school in just her t-shirt and underwear.
Avishaye Daniels said that her daughter Aylah was fully clothed when she was sent to school that morning.
Avishaye Daniels and Daman Bell, parents of Aylah, were furious after their daughter was sent to school fully clothed and came home in just a t-shirt and underwear WALB The Principal of Baker County School said the incident was an accident WALB School camera footage is being reviewed to make sure nothing happened to Aylah while she was not wearing any bottoms WALB
The mom, from Baker County, Georgia , about a three-hour drive from Atlanta, discovered that her daughter had been walking around in just a t-shirt for three hours between noon and 3 pm, local NBC affiliate WALB reported.
“I was mad, but I was more shocked than anything,” Daniels said.
The parents contacted their daughter’s school to find out what had happened.
Jeff Henderson, Principal of Baker County Schools , said that the incident was an accident.
“We’ve never had this happen before,” he said.
Aylah’s parents were furious about the whole situation.
“How can you look over my 6-year-old daughter in a t-shirt and panties, socks and shoes for three hours?” said Daman Bell, Aylah’s dad.
Henderson explained that the school had hosted a chalk party on the day of the incident and the students’ clothes had got dirty during the event.
According to him, Aylah’s parents were told to bring her a spare shirt for her to change into.
The six-year-old reportedly said that she had forgotten to put her shorts back on when she was told to change after the chalk party.
The Principal said Aylah’s teacher did not realize that she was only wearing a t-shirt.
“Her shirt was long. It went almost to her knee and she was not fully exposed or anything like that throughout the day,” Henderson said.
The U.S. Sun approached Baker County School for comment on the incident.
The Principal said that the safety of Aylah was never compromised.
“We do care about [the parents’] concerns and the safety of our students,” Henderson added.
“We learned from this. It’s a big learning experience for everyone that this took place.
Baker County School statement
The Principal of Baker County School, Jeff Henderson, spoke out about the incident:
“We’ve never had this happen before.
“Her shirt was long. It went almost to her knee and she was not fully exposed or anything like that throughout the day.
“We do care about their [the parents’] concerns and the safety of our students. We learned from this. It’s a big learning experience for everyone that this took place.
“It was never intentional, no way shape form this would ever happen.”
“It was never intentional, no way shape form this would ever happen.”
The Baker County Sheriff’s Office, as well as school police , have reviewed school cameras to make sure nothing happened to Aylah while she was not wearing any bottoms.
Aylah’s parents are now waiting to hear from deputies to review all school footage.
By some of the responses, a lot of these people didn’t read the whole article. It helps to read the whole article, so you don’t look testicular in your response, and have relied that will hurt your feelings. Just sayin. lol.
Vickie Grijalva
9d ago
And we are calling the news, WHY? The TSHIRT was down to her knees. They probably thought she had a dress or shorts under and forgot what she was wearing. Even the little girl said she forgot to put her pants on. Oh no. Let’s call the news. Scrolling…..
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