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Reply to "Does your school tell you when your child's teacher is going to be out?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just curious, if one of your child's teachers is going to be out for a length of time, say longer than 2 weeks, does your school notify you? And do they do so proactively? One of my elementary-aged children's teachers (think subject-matter specialist, like ELC, Compact Math, Language Immersion) is apparently out on a planned absence of an unspecified length (1-3 months, I gather) and we have not received any official communication from the school about it. Trying to gauge if this is unusual.[/quote] No, that is NOT usual or the way schools should operate. I don't care what level.school it is and I am appalled at how many responses say that it is. Don't normalize awful behavior. If the school is maybe still sending paper letters, rather than email, do you think your child misplaced it? I would definitely contact school administration to discuss.[/quote]
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