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senior college administrator very critical of Hyde School

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Anonymous:

--- Quote from: ""bill procida"" ---no ill intentions here. just curious. no i wasn't going to call the college or tell hyde admins that "this college doesn't like us" i really don't care. i was just curious. relax.
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Curious? hmmm, curiousity is one of the "words", right?

No disrespect to you BP, but Hyde has a tendency to think they have the right to delve into everyone's present and past.  They teach kids to be intrusive.  They tell parents to be intrusive.  Hyde thinks it is normal to sit around in a circle and to break down a poor young girl into talking about her rape.  This was humiliating, embarrassing and down right wrong.  Everyone just stared at this poor girl while she cried about her painful experience.  I feel like a heel that I allowed this to go on and didn't stop it.  We were taught to obey and to be loyal to the all mighty Hyde.  Looking back I realize how wrong this was.  I ask myself why I was afraid to speak up.  Why did I sit there watching this and participating.  The only reason I can think of is that I felt fearful.  I felt that if I spoke up I might be in a situation like others where I would have to find a place for my son in the middle of the school year in our hometown.  I was afraid to be called in like the others and told that I was not welcome at Hyde anymore and should get my son's things packed up and leave on a moments notice.  This is why I obliged Hyde and stayed loyal to them.  I shut my mouth and went along with what everyone else was doing.

I feel ashamed of what I did.  I wish I had not been afraid of the outcome had I done what I felt was right.  A little late, but I did learn something from Hyde.  I learned not to keep silent and also learned that Hyde is a toxic place that everyone should stay away from.

A Former Hyde Parent

Anonymous:

--- Quote from: ""Guest"" ---
--- Quote from: ""bill procida"" ---no ill intentions here. just curious. no i wasn't going to call the college or tell hyde admins that "this college doesn't like us" i really don't care. i was just curious. relax.
--- End quote ---

Curious? hmmm, curiousity is one of the "words", right?

No disrespect to you BP, but Hyde has a tendency to think they have the right to delve into everyone's present and past.  They teach kids to be intrusive.  They tell parents to be intrusive.  Hyde thinks it is normal to sit around in a circle and to break down a poor young girl into talking about her rape.  This was humiliating, embarrassing and down right wrong.  Everyone just stared at this poor girl while she cried about her painful experience.  I feel like a heel that I allowed this to go on and didn't stop it.  We were taught to obey and to be loyal to the all mighty Hyde.  Looking back I realize how wrong this was.  I ask myself why I was afraid to speak up.  Why did I sit there watching this and participating.  The only reason I can think of is that I felt fearful.  I felt that if I spoke up I might be in a situation like others where I would have to find a place for my son in the middle of the school year in our hometown.  I was afraid to be called in like the others and told that I was not welcome at Hyde anymore and should get my son's things packed up and leave on a moments notice.  This is why I obliged Hyde and stayed loyal to them.  I shut my mouth and went along with what everyone else was doing.

I feel ashamed of what I did.  I wish I had not been afraid of the outcome had I done what I felt was right.  A little late, but I did learn something from Hyde.  I learned not to keep silent and also learned that Hyde is a toxic place that everyone should stay away from.

A Former Hyde Parent
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I too wouldn't trust Hyde in a situation like this.  Hyde has shown over and over again that it's not to be trusted.  A school that tolerates emotional abuse the way Hyde does, especially in FLCs, doesn't deserve to know personal details about us.  I prefer to let Hyde twist in the wind, wondering who's talking about the place behind its back, who's spreading the word that Hyde is one of the worst possible places to send a teen, and who is participating in the anti-Hyde campaign.

Anonymous:

--- Quote from: ""Guest"" ---
--- Quote from: ""bill procida"" ---no ill intentions here. just curious. no i wasn't going to call the college or tell hyde admins that "this college doesn't like us" i really don't care. i was just curious. relax.
--- End quote ---

Curious? hmmm, curiousity is one of the "words", right?

No disrespect to you BP, but Hyde has a tendency to think they have the right to delve into everyone's present and past.  They teach kids to be intrusive.  They tell parents to be intrusive.  Hyde thinks it is normal to sit around in a circle and to break down a poor young girl into talking about her rape.  This was humiliating, embarrassing and down right wrong.  Everyone just stared at this poor girl while she cried about her painful experience.  I feel like a heel that I allowed this to go on and didn't stop it.  We were taught to obey and to be loyal to the all mighty Hyde.  Looking back I realize how wrong this was.  I ask myself why I was afraid to speak up.  Why did I sit there watching this and participating.  The only reason I can think of is that I felt fearful.  I felt that if I spoke up I might be in a situation like others where I would have to find a place for my son in the middle of the school year in our hometown.  I was afraid to be called in like the others and told that I was not welcome at Hyde anymore and should get my son's things packed up and leave on a moments notice.  This is why I obliged Hyde and stayed loyal to them.  I shut my mouth and went along with what everyone else was doing.

I feel ashamed of what I did.  I wish I had not been afraid of the outcome had I done what I felt was right.  A little late, but I did learn something from Hyde.  I learned not to keep silent and also learned that Hyde is a toxic place that everyone should stay away from.

A Former Hyde Parent
--- End quote ---


I too wouldn't trust Hyde in a situation like this.  Hyde has shown over and over again that it's not to be trusted.  A school that tolerates emotional abuse the way Hyde does, especially in FLCs, doesn't deserve to know personal details about us.  I prefer to let Hyde twist in the wind, wondering who's talking about the place behind its back, who's spreading the word that Hyde is one of the worst possible places to send a teen, and who is participating in the anti-Hyde campaign.

Ursus:
For some additional perspective on this matter, do please visit:

http://wwf.fornits.com/viewtopic.php?t=21188

Anonymous:

--- Quote from: ""bill procida"" ---which school?
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all of them you arrogant fuck. i really want to find out who you are and beat your ass. why do you think hyde is so great? what assosiation do you have with hyde?

go read biggest job and rub one out you incompetent piece of shit.

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