Anonymous wrote:I had the same experience. I talked to the principal to no avail. So my son learned some people are mean.
An example of something the teacher did to show she just didn't care about him and she wanted him to know....
Called him Tim, his name is Jim. She did this all year, even after the principal talked to her.
I went to talk to her 3 times and she told me each time, she didn't think my son was in her class, then I said, yes, he is.. Can we meet, she told me to call the front office because she was not my sons teacher. The front office would schedule the meeting because she would not talk to me.
At a school event, my son wanted to talk to her and walked up to say, hi, She was handing out glow sticks, Iwas standing there, each child walked up, said hello, talked and then the next, and the next, my son walked up, she put her hand on his head, pushed him through and greeted the next child... Did not give him a glow stick... It was seen by a resource teacher and she confronted her, I did not. She reported her to the principal, I did not.
She told me a child like mine would never be chosen to speak in front of the class.
I could go on forever,
Which school, or it didn't happen. I would have escalated to the superintendent. Private? Does your child have special needs and the school was trying to get rid of you? That is truly awful and in a public school in this area the teacher would have been disciplined.