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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is there any truth to it?  If no, its not appropriate.  I would email the teacher and ask about the comment and ask if there is anything about the relationship you should be concerned about.[/quote]

Really? You would police the minutiae of a conversation you didn't hear?  [/quote]

For my child's safety, yes.  If he knows something he can just simply say there is a reason for concern.  Otherwise, its an inappropriate comment and why would he say that.[/quote]
This.[/quote]

Don’t email.  Call on the phone.  He is more likely to tell you something if he knows it isn’t written forever for anyone to see.[/quote]

No he won't. He won't remember the comment at all because it was made innocuously. He would also sense this is a parent out for blood and wanting to accuse him of impropriety, so wouldn't say anything to avoid making this into "a thing". Do you remember every single thing you say to every single person in a day? Maybe he said it, maybe he didn't. Maybe the student heard him wrong. Maybe she reported what she wanted to hear the teacher say. There are WAY too many variables. Leave it alone. [/quote]

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