Kindergartner walks nearly 3 miles home by himself after first day of school

According to his mother, the boy in the 5-year old bay area walked more than 2.5 miles on Monday after the first day of kindergarten.

According to those familiar with this issue, Duana Kirby is the mother of four children and her son, Jackson, can not take himself to a school near the school for extracurricular activities I decided to return to.

"I think he is safe at school, but it is not so," Kirby told KPIX. "What happens to my son on my way?"

According to KNTV, Kirby said that after Jackson came home she called the school but they did not know he was gone.

There is a lively street with a lot of traffic in the route for the first time in five years. He found a way to go home by identifying landmarks

According to a statement issued by the Hayward Unified School District, "We are investigating to determine what action we need to take seriously and take this incident to prevent it from happening again" .

So, on such a beautiful day, as soon as you get home from kindergarten from early in the morning you can only jump out. Or more precisely, we went outside from school, so we stayed outside. I admit that it is wonderful to walk from school. Even this day, I attended school with two children and pushed two children with two bicycles. Of course, there is some small satisfaction (or at least some cute kids have pictures of miniature gardening tools) when such projects are finally completed, but it is like running or exercise It is a bit. . Landscaping is more interesting than landscaping

When I entered my house in David, Florida after school, I remembered Hurricane Andrew in 1992. Andrew - All Floridans named hurricanes are still living through the tape my uncle has stuck on our blinds. Even after removing the tape, there were still a lot of X remnants remaining, and my mother never meant to wipe it off. There are two interesting things. First of all, since I did not move to Florida until 1993, I never actually experienced Andrew. Secondly, it was the degree of hurricane preparation at the time - the tape ensured that if the windows were broken, the glass would stick together, rather than being divided into smaller, dangerous parts . When they grew up in a hurricane, their memory - like a debris of tapes - never disappears

For the two boys that grew up in the highlands of the park, the gap between life and death is a mile and a half distance, so that at the end of the school almost every day, more endowed communities and schools can be accessed It was. I can gain activities and experiences that my community can not provide. Tay has a wonderful possibility. I am convinced that he can achieve some wonderful achievements - he should see more than just being shot in the newspaper. He should be the title - but in another way. He was capable of growing on anything, and the tragedy is something we never knew.