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[quote=Anonymous]My son’s 4th grade teacher definitely singles out one student in particular in the classroom. I have witnessed it on multiple occasions. It’s terrible. The boy’s parents are aware of it but he remains in the class. I don’t know if they tried to change the teacher but I would definitely stop at nothing to have my child moved if it were me. The worst part is the other students now ostracize this one child and say he’s bad. He is most definitely not bad. I had my other son’s teacher changed mid-year when he was in 2nd. The teacher refused to follow the IEP. The principal was very quick to move him once I showed documentation of the refusal. The new teacher welcomed my son with open arms. I’m so glad I spoke up. [/quote]
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