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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I told the teacher. I told her, "Are you aware that DD and her friends are all afraid of you? Did you know this used to be DD's favorite subject until she got you as a teacher?" Her jaw dropped. She sputtered and then shot back with how DD was not completing all the Kahn Academy stuff she was assigning. Me: Yes, I sent you an email that she wouldn't be able to complete it - [b]she does not have access to a computer at home[/b]. Her: She can use the computer lab at school. Me: DD is already staying up until midnight or 1am to complete all her homework. I will not have her getting up at 5:30am so she arrives at school having had 5 or 6 hours of sleep. Her: She can use the computer lab after school. Me: She takes mass transit and then walks a mile home alone and has to be home before it's dark for safety purposes. If you would like to stay late with DD and then take her home that would be fine with me. Her: This is very inconvenient. Me: Yes, it is very inconvenient for me as well, to be a single, working mother who can not afford to give my child a laptop, yet here we are. [/quote] Yet you post on DCUM? Something's fishy. [/quote] I didn’t post this. OP here[/quote]
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