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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is there any way you can swing private school or even private online school for a year? I'm a teacher and can tell you there's probably no way the school will get this under control if two teachers in the grade level have already left. That means the remaining teachers are doing extra work and most likely burning out fast. [/quote]

Best advice I’ve read and what I would suggest. We pulled our son out of public after 5th after watching this type of behavior go on almost every year of elementary. I will tell you by 5th grade it had started to adversely affect my son who was otherwise calm, outgoing and pretty tolerable. It’s a nightmare to have to hear your child come home everyday telling you about the same students and the amount of energy it takes away from teaching and God knows how these teachers do it day in and day out with no where to turn! I was told time and time again by admins it was being handled. Nothing was being handled… every day they’d be right back in the classroom creating the same chaos. It’s public so I get they have to educate the children or try to but in the end your child is suffering from it. I’m sorry you’re finding this to be the case. It’s a terrible position to be in as a parent to have to decide how to handle it and, honestly, I’m bitter the schools admins and policies can’t handle it better. We couldn’t exactly afford private but felt we had no choice. The middle school seemed worse than elementary. It was constantly in the news last year. [/quote]

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