Can a parent request that I not contact other parent on their days?

[Anonymous]

Always contact both. Always.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Notify both at all times. You’re not subject to any court order yourself. The mom can go screw herself.

This

[Anonymous]

This seems ridiculous of the mother. No wonder they are getting divorced and can only communicate via an app.

As a parent, I usually email or text both parents for sports, play dates, parties, etc. I don’t know everyone’s schedules.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Notify both at all times. You’re not subject to any court order yourself. The mom can go screw herself.

Teachers need to get clearly documented instructions (email is sufficient) from their principal on how to handle, and then follow those. If they do anything else, their principal or other management might not protect the teacher from the parents.

Protect the teacher from what? What’s the mom going to do, right admin a email? Big deal. Go for it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do you have a BCC line in your email system? That way the email goes to both, but they can only see themselves as the recipient. You address the email to "Dear Parent" to avoid letting them know you're speaking to both. That way the father is in the loop, which is important because child neglect by his wife needs to be properly documented, but the mother has no way to verify.

I did BCC, dad asked mom about it on their parenting app is how she found out I sent it to both.

Not your problem. You did the right thing and I would continue to do just that. Always BCC of course- since they may want their email address private (may have changed them due to contentious divorce behavior).

[Anonymous]

Why can’t two separate emails be sent?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why can’t two separate emails be sent?

This wouldn't keep the mother from being nasty. It could be done, but the people who say copy the school counselor and/or social worker and admin on the emails are right. Leave that paper trail.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why can’t two separate emails be sent?

They could, but that’s essentially what BCC is. The father mentioned the missing coat to the mother in the app. It wouldn’t have mattered if it was a seperate email. The mother doesn’t the father to be contacted at all if it is “her day” which is bananas.

[Anonymous]

Wow that's wild and makes me grateful for the peaceful coparenting situation I have with my ex lol. I can't imagine being upset at a teacher communicating information to both parents.

I would just do what your admin tells you to do, but it seems crazy to expect you to track who has custody on what days. I would not expect that as a parent.

[Anonymous]

Speak to the principal but my understanding is if the Dad has full educational rights you should po uld 100% NOT be restricting information based on custody days. As pointed out above it's not reasonable for you to know but also both parents have the full right to all educational information.

[Anonymous]

Unless she provides you and the school with a court order stating husband is not to be contacted on specific days, she can pound sand.