About the Provider
Description: Bullion Primary School is a Traditional public school in Prairieville LA, with a maximum capacity of 620 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of PK (ages 3-4), Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.
Additional Information: Academic Offerings: Gifted programs;
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My special needs (small) 9 year old was physically restrained by 3 adults for four minutes today and we were not informed until the end of the school day. The teacher contacted my husband by phone and said our son was kicking a desk then the teacher, he offered to come pick him up and the teacher told him no bc that would reward the behavior. According to the form they sent home with him that day, our son had two adults pinning him to the ground for 4 minutes less than 10 minutes after the phone call when we were told not to get him. We were never advised that they were allowed to do this to him, or that you're required to send a note from their physician if they should not be restrained due to psychological or medical reasons. He's been in school and therapy since he was three and never had to be physically restrained at any point. The principal was involved in restraining him as well as an adult male that we've never met. If you have any other options than Boullion, avoid this school! Our child thrived at Oak Grove, we only switched due to rezoning and have met several other parents that are in the process of moving to get back into the Oak Grove system. And to be fair, his other teachers are fantastic and have all said they don't have behavior issues with him. He's never been written up by other teachers until this one, and definitely never had to be physically restrained