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[quote=Anonymous]OP again.

OK, could you please help me assess whether we should stick with the same school?

Because I've been supplementing at home, like reading, I can't tell how much exactly she's learning from school.  She brings 1 book a week from a library for us to read together.  So far has brought only 3 books that the teacher assigned to her to read. They don't have a reading group.  They do stations and when I'm there to volunteer I'm at the reading station and do listen to them read.  I'm not sure the teacher does.

I volunteer and when I'm in class and the teacher has energy she's really good. But over the year she has taken a lot of sick leave.  Sometimes their subs don't show up so they split up the classes and nothing gets done that day because they can't manage so many kids.   Also, she has not been able to control the class and has been sending e-mail cries  for help to parents  saying that they don't listen to her and don't behave.

There is not help from parents.  Only I volunteer at this point.

How can I assess whether the school is good?

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