l.eve
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School and Academics, Working with my child's teacher(s)
Q:
Can I refuse my child being retained?
> 60 days ago
Answers (3)
Yes you can. You may want to investigate the reasons as to why retention was suggested. Usually a child can be brought on level or higher with some help through the summer. I would find your child's weak areas and work with he or she through the summer.
> 60 days ago
Certainly! Perhaps the question to ask is, "How will retaining my child benefit him/her in the future?" With an answer from your child's teacher and principal you can better assess whether retention is an option for you and your child.
Joe Bruzzese
Joe Bruzzese
> 60 days ago
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