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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]An aide is extraordinarily expensive.  Borrowing a few higher level books from other classrooms and allowing my child access is not.

Do the parents really all wear the t-shirts at the same time? What are your fundraising ideas?[/quote]

The point is, making a big deal about how the teacher should dteach your particular child is the definition of entitled. Working towards something that benefits all is not. Maybe you think it is your right to demand boutique treatment for your child, but don't cry when you are called entitled. Because you are.

As for fundraising I don't know, just try to make sure everyone gets a t shirt.[/quote]

In your ideas, you have cut out probably $500-1000 in funds and spent $30,000.  Yes, I think my child is entitled to a good education.  I think yours is too.  Just because the students face a variety of problems does not mean the kids are not all entitled to a good education, and any principal who tried to stop parents from demanding one should be fired immediately.[/quote]

Wow keep on digging yourself into that hole of entitlement.[/quote]

What does that mean?[/quote]

It means that declaring you are going to march into the principles  office at a Title 1 school and demand that they do things your way for your 3 year old or be "fired immediately" is almost a caricature if the entitlement OP is talking about. 
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