I’M GOING CRAZY | ADHD Information
IMac38945.6169097222Wow, how wonderful that your daughter is beginning to advocate for herself. How old is she? If she wasn't as "respectful" as the school would have liked you can coach her on her tact. But 
that she spoke up for herself.
I should ask, if your frustration with the school or with your dd?
goinsunshine38821.7359722222[QUOTE=BOSTONMOTHER]today in school my daughter told the teacher she feels like she isn't be treated fairly and the principal called me and told me that was not right for her to say... I'm getting so frustrated.
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wow - how unfair, if thats how it really went down...
With my son, we can't trust him to tell the truth about a situation like that...
But I feel you pain anyway...
Jeff
today in school my daughter told the teacher she feels like she isn't be treated fairly and the principal called me and told me that was not right for her to say... I'm getting so frustrated.
OMG, these kids can be so perceptive and direct, and adults don't always appreciate it, do they? 
DS explained his teacher's problems (to me, thankfully, not her!) as "Mrs. D doesn't trust anyone else; she feels like she has to control everything herself." Which describes the way she runs her classroom exactly (parents are not allowed to escort 1st-graders to the room, etc.).
During his kindergarten screening, he asked the teacher to clarify her categories, as her questions were not really clear! Luckily she was a 25+ year veteran of teaching and took it in stride. 