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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I just learned that my child's first grade teacher was pulled out of her classroom to help with testing over the last three days (half-day each day). When she was out of the classroom, there was a substitute. So my child had subs for the last three days (half the day, each day). Is this typical? I don't understand why kids in classrooms that aren't testing have to lose valuable instruction time. I'm going to tactfully inquire at our school specifically but was hoping to gain some insight from other parents and teachers who are more familiar with the testing process and why additional classroom teachers whose children aren't testing are pulled to help out...it seems that if extra admin help is needed for testing that front office employees, specials teachers and even DCPS headquarter employees should be pulled in to help before classroom teachers should, thus disrupting the learning that supposed to be going on. Annoyed and confused. Insight? [/quote]

This is not only typical, this is what goes on in every DCPS school. Who do you think tests the children, why are you only just aware of this?  In high school this will go on for one and a half weeks, in previous years almost two. Haven't you heard what teacher's are saying across the country about standardized test scores?  [/quote]

You, my dear, are an insufferable ass hat. Let's hope you're more kind and patient to your real friends and loves ones and only subject strangers to your condescension and impatience. [/quote]

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