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<blockquote data-quote="Californiablonde" data-source="post: 598565" data-attributes="member: 2196"><p>Midwestmom Yes she is a retired high school guidance counselor. She retired a couple of years early claiming she got burnt out with the school system. But she won't leave my kids and their education alone! She comes to IEP's and throws around her title like she's a goddess. She emails the teachers obssesively and at all three schools my kids have attended I have gotten complaints over her meddling. At difficult child's current school I had the assistant principal in charge of special education come and talk to me about her teachers being upset with my mom. My mom doesn't hold parental rights and the teachers are complaining she emails them too much. So the assistant principal asks me to tell my mom to cool it. As usual, my mom got highly offended when I told her. She tells me she is a concerned grandmother and the teachers are heartless for not understanding that. We have had this problem at every single school my kids have ever attended. They all complain and put the burden on me. My mom actually went above my head and spoke to the school psychiatric here and complained to him that the teachers aren't being cooperative. It's not his job to handle teacher's complaints but this man is a saint so he told my mom he would see what he could do. Poor guy. It's apparent that I am going to have to tell everybody at this school that they do not have permission to speak to my mom about my daughter's education. My mom is going to be very unhappy with me, but this time her meddling is affecting my job and I have to put a stop to it somehow.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Californiablonde, post: 598565, member: 2196"] Midwestmom Yes she is a retired high school guidance counselor. She retired a couple of years early claiming she got burnt out with the school system. But she won't leave my kids and their education alone! She comes to IEP's and throws around her title like she's a goddess. She emails the teachers obssesively and at all three schools my kids have attended I have gotten complaints over her meddling. At difficult child's current school I had the assistant principal in charge of special education come and talk to me about her teachers being upset with my mom. My mom doesn't hold parental rights and the teachers are complaining she emails them too much. So the assistant principal asks me to tell my mom to cool it. As usual, my mom got highly offended when I told her. She tells me she is a concerned grandmother and the teachers are heartless for not understanding that. We have had this problem at every single school my kids have ever attended. They all complain and put the burden on me. My mom actually went above my head and spoke to the school psychiatric here and complained to him that the teachers aren't being cooperative. It's not his job to handle teacher's complaints but this man is a saint so he told my mom he would see what he could do. Poor guy. It's apparent that I am going to have to tell everybody at this school that they do not have permission to speak to my mom about my daughter's education. My mom is going to be very unhappy with me, but this time her meddling is affecting my job and I have to put a stop to it somehow. [/QUOTE]
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