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Reply to "DC's son promoted right out of the classroom. And in mid-school year, no less."
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[quote=Anonymous]I sympathize, OP, and think you have reason to be disappointed, but come on, it's social studies. It's not like it's AP Calculus or some intensive science or a foreign language. Long-term subs are generally not the occasional idiots that show up for daily assignments. Likely the school has a pool of high-quality subs that could be former teachers, and will tap one of them to fill in for the rest of the year. He will learn the material and survive. Relax, there are worse things. Besides, you say the students have not been considered--perhaps not YOUR student, but apparently the students at the teacher's new school will benefit from having a "highly qualified, well-liked and respected veteran teacher" as their administrator. When I was in high school, my AP European History teacher retired in the middle of the year. Our school's solution was for all of us to take some other class second semester. I didn't do too well on that AP exam...[/quote]
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