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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don't forget rudeness from students, especially in grades [b]6[/b]-12. It's off the chain.
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The Karens get replaced by pint-size version of themselves in middle school, lol.[/quote]

Rude kids have always existed. The difference is that no one is willing to discipline them anymore. There are very little consequences for rude behavior. Admin needs to actually start imposing consequences. I feel sorry for the kids who’s education keeps getting disrupted by their classmates.[/quote]

Rude kids are much more common now. Parents don't teach their kids basic manners and then side with their kids if the teacher says something about the rudeness.  Parents used to respect teachers, and teach their kids to do the same.[/quote]

I feel that could be said about me, and I have to defend myself by saying that APS has turned me into this person. My mom was a teacher, and with my first child, I always sided with the teachers. My second child was so mistreated by APS (denied services that he so clearly needed until it was really too late, treated like a "bad kid" by APS because he couldn't "do" school without the services that he so clearly needed) and, while it is not the teachers' faults (mostly), admin forces the parent to act as though it is. By the time my child started receiving services (late HS), I no longer talked to the teachers - just went straight to his case carrier / counselor / assistant principal with any and everything.[/quote]

there's a world of difference between you and the typical entitled parents rights anti teacher nutters[/quote]

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