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Reply to "Should teachers send an email when they are going to be out?"
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[quote=Anonymous]My DS has an IEP for severe anxiety and as part of his accommodations, we get notification if there is a substitute. For him, it is a necessity as he would not be able to walk into the class if he saw a different teacher in there without us having prepared for it. School has been wonderful and gone as far as calling us the morning of to make sure that we know. For my NT DD, we have never thought to ask or care. She does fine with the substitute and the change does not impact her. All this to say, if this is something that your child needs you might want to look to see if there are other signs of anxiety or hidden concerns but most children should be fine without prior notification.[/quote]
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