This is Joseph Bressen from Milville.
He’s hosting a charity bike ride at Millville Elementary School on June 18, where they will be picking his son up at school to show support because he’s been bullied due to his learning disability. And the proceeds are allegedly going to the special ed department.
Wait…..what? Raising money for the public schools? Isn’t that what….taxes pay for?
To confirm this I called Millville Elementary School to ask if the school was sanctioning a fundraiser for the SPED department by hosting a motorcycle ride finishing at an elementary school. The secretary informed that although he had met with the principal, “we are collecting no donations.”
Earlier in the year the kid’s mother announced on Facebook that she was pulling him out of remote learning because she was listening in and didn’t like the book they were reading.
The book she’s talking about is a popular book with kids called Wish. It’s the story of an underprivileged girl who grew up in a shitty home, gets sent to live with her aunt in the North Carolina Blue Ridge Mountains, and takes in a stray dog who she loves as her own. They pulled the kid out of school to avoid reading this horrific book, not because he was bullied.
I messaged Chris for comment because I had some questions.
Asking questions is negative, and this is a good thing he’s doing. So that settles that. No more questions.
I’m not saying this guy is lying, but traditionally fundraisers that benefit your local public school are done in collaboration with the school. The SPED Department’s budget comes from the School Committee, and if they’re dependent on a charity bike ride to provide services to kids they’re pretty much fucked already. The kid wasn’t pulled out of school for bullying, he was pulled out of school because Mom was too dumb to understand how literature works.
Now a bunch of bikers are gonna show up revving their engines at an elementary school as a show of force against the bullies that picked on this poor kid who was pulled out of school by his mother in October.
Makes sense.
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4 Comment(s)
You dont know this family you know nothing about there journey and what this father has done for his kids and for his step kids so if you don’t know you shouldn’t take words on Facebook and twist them everything in this article is a lie Joseph Bressen is being a great dad as he always has been and for people to put him down for this is insane so just stop he’s doing a good thing you don’t know him or his family so before you make people think things get your facts straight!!!! To take such a good thing and twist it all around is sad I feel bad for you that this is the kind of life you live!! Joey and beth are some of the greatest people I know and are doing a great thing you should be ashamed of yourself for this article!!!!!!!!
You know, I am actually with the mom on this one. There is so much degeneracy promoted in school. Why can’t they find a book about a stable family? After all, families are the building blocks of society and should be promoted as such. What this literature does is normalize dysfunctional households, which is not good.
Gee – I wish I had old photos of my dad flipping the bird
“You are coming off as awfully negative.”
Well at least he understands Aidan.