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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why do you think they have no structure or boundaries? It sounds like they do and you’re finding he can’t behave within them. And you said the school isn’t concerned but he’s often in trouble. Is he telling you he’s in trouble? Or did they tell you? [/quote]

OP here. Nothing about this is about the school--its a great school, we have lots of very happy friends and my younger daughter is thriving (and would stay). This is 100% about my older son continually misbehaving in this environment when he did not in K, at home, at sports, etc.

thus far this year all I have heard is from my son--he has to leave the classroom multiple times a day, had a meeting with the guidance counselor, that type of thing. Last year we did hear from his teacher a few times but they felt they had it covered. Once a specials teacher reached out clearly flustered about what had happened in her class with my son and I responded that I would like to sit down with the head of lower school, main teacher, etc. and create more of a plan of action. They then said they had it covered. I guess I am frustrated b/c I Know he can do better and I am trying to separate what is reasonable to expect from an 8 year old at school vs what is happening to mine at his school. [/quote]

Who said it’s a great school?

What makes it a great school?

Hearsay? The 12 grade SAT results? [/quote]

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