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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Thanks everyone’s, I know you’re right. The thing is, now not only did she “waste time” sending the email, but on Tuesday she will “waste time” again when he asks her how to complete the assignment then. Why not just answer the kid in the time it took to send what she did? [/quote] If it’s due Tuesday, either teacher won’t have to waste time explaining on Tuesday because the time has passed. Or maybe your kid will have a few hours to complete after teacher explains but the grade will likely be negatively affected. Regardless teacher made the point by making boundaries clear. I know a lot of people said to call your kid in sick and that’s an option. I have a kid who was an internationally competitive athlete and missed a lot of school. The school will work with you for planned absences when you give notice and make the effort in advance. [/quote]
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