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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Things only happen at my school when parents flood the administration with complaints. Has this happened?[/quote]

Oh yeah, no.  Parents have no idea.  This is a hard working, blue collar, lower to middle income community.  Most parents are working a job or two to make ends meet and are really good people, but they aren't able to be volunteering in the school to get a taste of what it happening.  I'm not allowed to say anything to them either.  I've talked to my union president, hell, I've been to the assistant superintendent.  No one cares about anything but the test scores.  I have been keeping data on the lost instructional time and showed that to the asst. sup. and *that* did cause her to raise her eyebrows.  I have invited her and a few other people from central office to come and see what is happening for themselves.  That was 2 months ago and no one can be bothered to stop by.  It is stunning.  [/quote]

OP, move to a high income school. Parents at my school (including me) have and would go bat$hit crazy if this were happening in their kid’s classroom.[/quote]

Happens in Ws as well. And the parents threaten lawyers if their child is disciplined.[/quote]

But they can afford drugs and therapy. Also, at our school all IEP kids go in one class per grade and they rotate which teacher gets that class, and that class is always the smallest (under 20.) Also we have several full time resource teachers and IA’s that push in and pull out the IEP’s. [/quote]

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