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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Thanks!  How do I wrote a letter without making it sound like the girl is a problem?  What if the teacher says something to her parents? I'd be petrified.[/quote]

They wouldn't do that. They are professionals and trained in how to handle situations like yours. Your situation isn't new at all. I would probably draft a few letters and substitute your daughters name for the friends name and read it aloud a few times to see if it sounds bad saying those things about your daughter before sending it. But you might want to say that you see the friendship as detrimental to your daughters social development and maturity. And that you want your daughter to reach her academic and social potential and you think it's in her best interest if she and this friend are in separate classes for first grade.

As another pp mentioned, the k teacher may have already picked up on this and made note of it. Last year my ds teacher mentioned that the friendship my ds had with another student might make it better off if they were in different classes this school year (they get really silly and distract each other). I told her I agreed, but did not bring it up because it didn't seem like it a big huge deal to me and they are in the same class this year. But I don't have a problem with the friendship, so I didn't write a letter requesting them to be separated. I think the school will honor your request if you ask. Good luck![/quote]

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