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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Parents definitely play down issues or don’t see how disruptive certain behaviors can be in a group setting. While I don’t doubt you, OP, as a teacher I have reached out to many parents regarding behavioral issues and they blow it off. Then they’re shocked when their child isn’t invited back for the next year. Yes, I’m sure some schools are “heartless” - some parents are completely dismissive. [/quote] Do you explicitly say as early as possible “if we don’t see xyz change in behavior before the end of the year, this won’t be a good fit for him next year.” How clearly do your communicate minor things you’re working on from serious concerns. I’m on my 3rd kid and I swear every conference is the same vague pleasantries of good and bad info and it’s impossible to read when someone is elevating to a real concern [/quote] As a private school teacher you can’t threaten “if we don’t see improvement by this date your kid is out”. We make the seriousness known however and suggest ways to rectify the behavior at home. We would never say everything is fine unless it is. We’d give you positives but also negatives about your child at school. You’ll know when it’s a real concern if you’re listening. [/quote]
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