A Washington mother said her daughter received a virtual report card over the weekend full of sexual expletives and profanity.
The student attends 4th grade at McCarver Elementary, where teachers use the app ClassDojo to make parents aware of behavioral issues and keep track of their child’s progress.
ClassDojo uses a virtual reward system. Students are given a plus for good behavior and a minus for bad. On a daily basis, parents can keep track of what’s going on in the classroom.
However, Pease received a few more comments later that weekend, ones that horrified her.
Her 9-year-old daughter was being rated and berated virtually by somebody who claimed to be a teacher at McCarver Elementary.
“She was crying and really hurt and asking why the teacher thought she was a b****, and why were people talking about her butt,” she said.
Local news reached out to the Tacoma School District when we learned of report card on Sunday. The school was unaware of the incident but they said they had a tech team investigating immediately. They confirmed they do not have any teachers at McCarver Elementary with this particular name used on the ClassDojo card.
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