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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can think what you want but the story is true. Kids who are quiet, kind, approachable and bright are often asked for “help” from less motivated students. It’s very common. DD is learning how to navigate this type of thing and she doesn’t always get it right. I know adults who struggle with this so why would a tween respond perfectly? I have no idea why this struck a nerve with you but I have my suspicions. Have a nice day!   [/quote]

It's the first time I hear that bright students being asked for help by unmotvated students is both common and an issue. Hope your DD won't be bothered again by her friends so she can focus on pleasing her mom.

I'd sugest you demand the other girl admits that the award actually belongs to your daugther because it's a fact she wrote the essay. If she doesn't budge, you write a letter to the award committee detailing what happened and include the text screenshots to prove it is true. You aso go to the 'boasting' mom to put her in her place and tell her pride in her child accomplishment is totally misplaced as evidenced by your daughter doing the work and the countless examples of her being a terrible person. Anthing less, your daughter was treated poorly and you didn' stand up for her. In the future you need to protect her from less motivated students, so she can only make friends with kids having GPA's greater or equal to that of your DD's.
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Please go get some therapy. [/quote]

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