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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanks, posters. My DH feels like we should have one more meeting with them to express our concern before full withdrawl. Sigh. I am not a confrontational person and dread having to be face to face, even though I feel strongly that my concerns are valid. I have tried all year to be accommodating, but once my child was hurt I took a hard look and could not rationalize any longer.

There is nothing on the school website about withdrawing. For posters wondering, this is a small school in a rural-ish area, not one of the schools usually discussed on this board. I do suspect that some of the parents read this site, though, maybe not specifically this forum. Who knows.

Still thinking over options.[/quote]

If you are not confrontational, then please let your husband take over this.  You are talking about the SAFETY of your child, and yet you're just ok with waffling around and never saying anything?  Be an active advocate for your child, whether it makes you uncomfortable or not.  It's not about you, it's about your KID.  [/quote]

I know you are right--100%. I was just so upset after his injury it happened I was afraid I would not be able to calmly communicate--I realize now I should have had my DH talk with them if I felt that way. I am always afraid that my behavior will reflect badly on my kid and that it will affect his relationship with the teacher. I know that should take a backseat to his safety--I should have said something at the time, and after the other incidents that gave me pause. [/quote]

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