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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is OP.  We are in public in Western Prince William County.  DD just found out what the board was yesterday.  I have no idea how this has not been brought up by other students until now.

And yes, this is flipping PHOTOGRAPHY!  It's not algebra or an important core class.  DD loves art and wanted to take a lot more art classes but doesn't want to any more because this teacher teaches art as well.

If anyone has recs for an advocate or attorney, I would love to have them.

And thank you, everyone, for your support.  I was questioning whether my rage was valid.[/quote]

OP, I feel before committing to anything punitive towards the teacher you need some more information. I'm still unsure what the "closet" part of the board is, what it's purpose is, when it was started, and why the teacher implemented it. Get the teacher's perspective before assuming your DD has provided accurate and detailed information. Better to have the teacher implicate themselves and leave your DD's interpretation out of it if you can. [/quote]

NP. This is the first post I agree with. I’m not a fan of shaming people online when you don’t have the full story. Why isn’t the first course of action talking to the teacher? How hasn’t that been suggested yet?

Shaming before approaching the person directly? That would make the OP and the student look bad.

If this is true, it’s horrific. But what’s the full story? Nobody on this thread (including OP) knows it yet. [/quote]

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