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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes. The same way people do in every other profession. You better believe your doctor goes home and tells their husband about their patients and coworkers. Teachers go home and tell their partners and friends about their students and the other staff members. It's a normal part of having a job. It would be very naive to assume that your nanny never said a word about you. [/quote]

PP here who talks to her grandmother again.  I’m sorry you have such a negative view.  My grandmother taught for 30 years, and she’s been volunteering at the school ever since.  I hear about who had a baby, who is taking extended maternity leave, whether she thinks new teachers will last more than a year (title 1 school teaching Common Core, so many don’t!), whether the secretary/principal are up to snuff in her opinion (including how they handle behavior issues).  I hear about the reams she copied that day, the stack to be laminated Friday piling up in her box, and over the weekend we compare the things they laminate to prior years while she spends 7-9 hours cutting it out.  I may hear that people I know have a child old enough for school now, and possibly who the teacher is.  I have NEVER heard her talk to ANYONE about a specific child; even when she was teaching and had to talk to a teacher, it was in the empty lounge or in her office off the gym.  The reason my NDA excludes her is because she has a wealth of experience with kids, is several states away, and she would have no frame of reference for their financials anyway.[/quote]

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