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[quote=Anonymous]Where are you that you have two teachers in your class? Doesn't sound like the DC area unless you are at a private? How do you know this child is attacking other children? That sounds like a misunderstanding or an exaggeration on the part of your child. You never know what's going on until you've seen the entire situation unfold. For all you know the child may be defending himself. [quote=Anonymous]OP, here. Thanks for the advice and thoughts. But basic reading comprehension... in post, note, I did not use the word bad, (in fact was steering my kids away from the word) my children did, I tried to focus on saying the other child was adjusting to a new school. The child in question is actually *attacking* other children - which has made the message 'just worry about yourself' harder to say just worry about yourself if you and your friends feel like potential *targets*), one of the teachers in the class is spending nearly all their time with just the one child, and child has been sent home from school in the middle of the day a couple times already - so it is a fairly disruptive situation. And clearly a kid that seems like he needs extra behavioral psychological help. It's not like in my other child's class where there are a couple kids who lose some behavior points etc. [/quote][/quote]
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