Response Time for Teacher Follow Up

[Anonymous]

Former teacher, you did not answer the question. OP has been waiting 72 hours from the time the teacher wrote back to say she got it and would respond later-you say that 24 hours should have been sufficient. So, what's Plan B? What you provided instead was a list of your top annoying email communications from parents.

[Anonymous]

yeah, former teacher -- all those comments seem legitimate to me. esp if we are talking about a teacher of early elementary children. I'd write a note for them, why not an email?

[Anonymous]

Why don't you call the school and leave a message with the secretary? Just tell the secretary that you would like your child's teacher to give you a call after school. Also, if you were sending e-mails to the teacher asking her to observe your child for certain behaviors, perhaps the teacher isn't seeing anything that concerns her. If the teacher was concerned about something, I would think she would be in touch with you sooner rather than later.