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<blockquote data-quote="AllStressedOut" data-source="post: 70756" data-attributes="member: 3837"><p>Thats what I'm thinking, but then my old principal, prior to the evil one who started last year, would say "If something happens between you and a teacher, I need you to BCC me on the email correspondence. This way, if something happens later on, you have already raised a red flag with me and I can be on the look out." I agree with her reasoning, but not everyone does and I have no clue what the new principal would prefer.</p><p></p><p>I am also concerned that difficult child will manage to get food with a substitute, another 2nd grade teacher, the cafeteria, another kid, another parent, whomever and I'll be out of luck because I didn't take it further this time.</p><p></p><p>On top of this, I'm worried if difficult child was already reacting today, that tomorrow is going to be awful and he is going to need to stay home and go to the pediatrician. He has his first psychiatrist appointment with the new doctor tomorrow too.</p><p></p><p>Maybe keeping him home and writing the note to excuse the absence will be a good kick in the but* and keep the teacher from doing it again. Write something like "Please excuse difficult child from school today. He had a severe allergic reaction to unapproved food that was given to him during class yesterday. He needed to go to the doctor and had to be watched for breathing difficulties. Thank you." GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AllStressedOut, post: 70756, member: 3837"] Thats what I'm thinking, but then my old principal, prior to the evil one who started last year, would say "If something happens between you and a teacher, I need you to BCC me on the email correspondence. This way, if something happens later on, you have already raised a red flag with me and I can be on the look out." I agree with her reasoning, but not everyone does and I have no clue what the new principal would prefer. I am also concerned that difficult child will manage to get food with a substitute, another 2nd grade teacher, the cafeteria, another kid, another parent, whomever and I'll be out of luck because I didn't take it further this time. On top of this, I'm worried if difficult child was already reacting today, that tomorrow is going to be awful and he is going to need to stay home and go to the pediatrician. He has his first psychiatrist appointment with the new doctor tomorrow too. Maybe keeping him home and writing the note to excuse the absence will be a good kick in the but* and keep the teacher from doing it again. Write something like "Please excuse difficult child from school today. He had a severe allergic reaction to unapproved food that was given to him during class yesterday. He needed to go to the doctor and had to be watched for breathing difficulties. Thank you." GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR! [/QUOTE]
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