Seriously?!?!

Let the games begin....!

Scarey biscuits.

The whole thing just really stinks!

Welcome!

I love poop stories. Somebody please start a new thread called Poop Stories. I'm sure everyone here has many poo experiences.

I am really trying to picture the entire faculty and staff working in Hazmat suits and getting a severe case of the giggles. I love disaster movies and a child's turd ranks right up there with the most terrifying of monsters! Seriously though, depending on developmental age of the finger painting child this might be no big deal or it might be cause for some concern.

Quoth the raven: "Nevermore!"

first of all, OP -BEST NAME EVER! Now you need an avatar pic to go with it - Ralph wiggum or chalmers!!

I don't know that it's in your realm to have to train staff on how to stop with behavior. And wouldn't hazmat suits be a custodial issue? I mean if it were me, i'd tell him that i'm more than happy to order them but please don't take them out of my budget. Any training for this should come from a behaviorist. If your district does not have one, they should consider contracting to one to work up a behavioral modification plan. BUT - consider that if this plan is not being followed through at home and the child is permitted to, ahem, fingerpaint in other aspects if his life, then it may not be successful. You may be better off putting him in clothing that restrict access like overalls with a shirt over or even coveralls on the child.

Can also use those suits during lice outbreaks!

Protecting from poop, lice and pink eye! Every district needs them!