BATESBURG-LEESVILLE, SC & (WIS) - Lexington County School District Three is investigating after a & first-grader complained about having to rub her teacher's feet.         &

A district spokesperson said& the district has launched a full investigation, appropriate action has & been taken and the situation has been rectified. But that's not nearly & enough for some parents.

"She admitted to the & children rubbing her feet," said Brenda Norris. "Just the thought of & it... They immediately sent her home, but she's back there today."

Norris is far from satisfied& after her six-year-old granddaughter in first grade came home from & Batesburg-Leesville Primary School last Wednesday to say she was "tired & of rubbing her teacher's feet."

"'Do she take off her socks and shoes?'" Norris recounted asking. "'Grandma, she wears flip flops.'"

Norris refused to name the & teacher, but said she would select students to massage her feet during & class time. "My granddaughter has nightmares, she cries," said Norris. & "She said 'I have three wishes, Grandma. One of them was not to go to & school today.'"

Outraged, Norris took to & Facebook and found at least half a dozen parents who said this also & happened to their kids. The district says the situation has been & handled. "I don't trust the system at all now," said Norris. "I can't & trust the system. I'm afraid for her to go to school."

Norris says the punishment & is unacceptable since the teacher still has her job, and her & granddaughter's trust has been destroyed. "She was taught to do what the& teacher said do," said Norris. "And the teacher wants her to rub her & feet? She told me 'grandma, you didn't tell me if I touch someone else, & to tell you.' That broke my heart."

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