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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think they will wait to see if it gets better and if it doesn't, they will counsel you out for 6th grade. The classy schools give families advance notice so they can apply out for the following year. [/quote] How depressing. [b]I was always the perfect child and never came close to being kicked out of school,[/b] so this is...just very distressing. [/quote]very telling reply here, imho. weird you bring it back to you OP. Do you always compare your child against yourself and how "perfect" you were?[/quote] Um, no. But it's pretty embarrassing to have my daughter kicked out of private school, yes.[/quote] What are you doing to support your daughter? My experience has been that schools are much more willing to be flexible and let a student stay if they think the parents are partnering with them to deal with problems. Parents who are in denial are faster to be told to leave.[/quote] Honestly, the earlier bedtime seems to have solved most of the issue. We didn't realize she was reading in bed until 11:30 pm or later. Now she's in bed earlier and asleep by 9:30 - I guess just being in there triggers sleep, whether she wants to keep reading or not.[/quote] Awesome. If the earlier bedtime has truly solved the issue, then the school did exactly what it should have done -- brought a concern to your attention, you instituted changes, concern was solved. I would ask to have another meeting in a few weeks to make sure that the school agrees that the concerns have been alleviated.[/quote]
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