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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Teachers are professional. Professionals do not show favoritism. Teachers should not be casual, friends, with parents. Too much hanging-out at the school by the Room Mom is a problem.[/quote]

It means they have problem kids [/quote]

It also means their problem kids don’t get disciplinary records for bullying and physically hurt other kids. To answer your question, OP, yes, room parents and their close circle receive disturbing preferential treatment.[/quote]

LOL

No teacher likes problem kids.  These kids make the work day of the teachers a nightmare. Parents of problem kids are no-shows for most things.  
Teacher can't stand problem kids and so the parents of such kids are never the room parents.

Room parents normally have NT, bright, well behaved and likable kids. Room parents are generally the super organized types that the teachers like to have around.  Most teachers also already have the most helpful and pleasant parents identified to be room parents. [/quote]

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