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[quote=Anonymous]So based on the description of the changing of the head of the school, I too suspect I know which school you are talking about.  If I am right, I find your description of your cihild's situation unusual.  My child attended this school (again if I am right that it is a small school that does not go through high school) and it is know for having warm caring teachers.  I also know that contracts for this school for the next year are due in Feb (similar to everyone else) and you can walk away just losing your deposit if you notify before June 1st.  Why did you decide on the 3rd of June it don't want to come back?  What have you heard about the teachers in the next year's class?  Finally, was the parent-teacher conference you are complaining about the first one at the beginning of the year or the last one at the end of year?  If it was the first one, why didn't you point out to the teacher that you child actually doesn't know the sight words?  If it was the end of the year, is the teacher saying what she said because your child does know the sight words?  Even though you know that your child is not fall behind due to tutoring - does the teacher know this?  I know the school made clear to the parents that they wanted the kids to do the work themselves so the teachers would get a true sense of how the kids are doing.  I am not trying to challenge you, I am just asking these questions to get a better idea of what happened to your child during the year. [/quote]

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