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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When I was teaching and new, I did this and was asked by my principal to stop. I did not realize that it was demoralizing to the parent. I am glad that I was told. I would advise that you email everyone on the IEP team weekly and say that you understand that there were X instances of whatever behavior happening this week and then say what should have happened as a result according to the plans.

You should ask the teacher to email you so you can find out what you need to know when you are ready to hear or, or she can use a daily communication sheet. Explain that it is hate to hear every day, just as you have here. She is likely overwhelmed and it makes her feel better to be passing the information on, but that’s not your problem. Ask to hear good things, too. I also imagine your kid is hearing all this negative information being passed on and that’s not okay. He’s doing the best he can.

At the end of the quarter insist on an in-person meeting to go over the placement. Go up the chain of command if you get stonewalled. Principals hate for central office or school board members to get involved.[/quote]

I had the opposite experience teaching- I was told by my administration to document everything. [/quote]

there’s a difference between documenting and informing the parent in an appropriate way. [/quote]

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