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May 11, 2016
This one, however, comes in for five minutes, and then IS GONE. The kids pick up on this, and the dynamics of the room change.
The school offers little consequences, other than half hour detentions (no after school detention, Saturday school, nothing. I've made several written referrals to the office, and have yet to hear back. Understand that the previous teacher was a pushover, allowing her kids to step all over her. Now I'm the "mean sub" and these troublemakers certainly don't appreciate me.
Just who do paras report to? Special services? SPED teachers?
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