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[quote=Anonymous][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]

Not in my case. I literally put in the time all year because I wanted to be at all the class parties, I wanted to go on the feel trip, and I wanted a good enough relationship with the teacher that I could let her know my preference for the following year’s teacher. At our school, the current year teacher places her students for the following year. I always got my preferred teacher for the grade. This was of high value to me. [/quote]

Ugh, you're the kind of person who makes room parents look bad. I have never once asserted my opinion about which teachers my kids should have. [b]I trust the school to make the best choices for all involved.[/b] You sound awful.[/quote]

This is incredibly naive but also fine because not everyone can get their preference. Someone has to have the mean or crappy teacher! I viewed it as a few hours a week of my time was WELL worth getting the best teacher in each grade for my children. The rest was just gravy. They are in MS and HS now. I regret nothing. [/quote]

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