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[quote=Anonymous]My husband and I have had mixed feelings towards our child's school over the past year, in part because of her horrible teacher who ignores her and a poor response from the director of the school during the several times that we have gone in to speak with her about our concerns.

After awhile, we just stopped speaking to the director and just decided to spend the money that we were going to donate to the annual fund on hiring a daily tutor who works with her on different skills so she wouldn't fall behind. During our parent-teacher conference, you can tell that the teacher just doesn't give a shit and she knows absolutely nothing about our child. For example, the teacher tells us oh she knows all of these sight words and is doing so well. Except for the fact that this is the farthest thing from the truth and it's just that the teacher is too lazy to be bothered with teaching.

Meanwhile, my daughter comes home every day crying that the teacher never calls on her and never answers any of her questions and that it is upsetting to her that her teacher isn't willing to help her.

The current director is leaving at the end of the school year and the new director is supposed to be fantastic. Would it be appropriate for us to express our concerns with the new head of school next year and see if anything changes or should we just take a hit and pull her out of the school for the 2016/17 year and send her to our local public school?

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