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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, Op you should. Teachers can take advantage. DS was always the one assigned to "look after" a particular child. This extended to instruction groupings, and after awhile I felt like, for the teacher's convenience, my son's academics were suffering. [b]It was subtle, and stretched-out over several years. What I didn't realize was the other child/and parents had been requesting that our sons be together in the same class year after year.[/b] Op, so yeah one year, little damage. I too believe in inclusion, but you have to speak up and break the pattern of the teacher will do what's easiest for themselves.[/quote]

This happened to my DD also. Now I understand why the PTA moms kid always had a bestie glued to their side -- to prevent this. We moved to private.[/quote]

This has happened to my daughter as well. 
She's been placed with "the" disruptive girl for 5 years (PK, K, 1, 2, 3).  It's the only kid she's been forwarded with year in and year out (out of a pool of 130).

It's getting to be a joke in our family because i know without looking at the class list that our kids will be together.

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