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[quote=Anonymous]I don't know what it is you ultimately want from the teacher. You do realize that with this much interference you're effectively telling her she isn't doing her job properly and you're micro-managing her, right? The delay in response is probably because she is having to take advice from the P or the VP on how to proceed. If your focus is getting your child into the "top" group, get her a tutor 1 x or 2 x per week, work with her at home, and the pay off will appear in her classroom.[/quote]
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