If if had been my child, I would have been at that school talking to the teacher in person. I don't like to be critical, but I think it would be better to take a more direct approach in dealing with something like this. An email can easily be ignored - both by the teacher and by school administrators. A parent standing in front of the teacher or principal or superintendent is not so easily put off.
I am glad you are advocating for your child but I would encourage you to take a much more active role. |
You sent her an email? Is there some reason you didn't - talk to her in person?
