Kids' problems aren't the school's problems. My son was at PE, and his stuff is left in their locker…

Kids' problems aren't the school's problems. My son was at PE, and his stuff is left in their locker room. The locker room isn't locked, and no one watches over belongings. This week he came back not in his own shirt, but in someone else's incredibly dirty and smelly one. Today he called again—PE again, but this time they'd emptied his backpack, couldn't find his bank card or pass... I called the homeroom teacher; she was looking for something... I asked if we could check the cameras... Well, you get it—she looked the other way... Ugh... When I asked why the locker room isn't locked, they didn't know. Then everything flipped in the conversation, and they smoothly started talking about his bad behavior. And now, as if nothing happened—that the kid is without a card or pass—because he behaves so poorly... Last year, his scooter was stolen... And again, I was refused access to the cameras... I can't remember how it was in my childhood, but now it feels like they don't give a damn about kids' problems... And double that for inconvenient kids.