is there a website for the board of education , where you can file a formal complaint against a teacher ?
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It's very unlikely that the board has its own website.  If it does it should be linked from your school's website.  You don't mention at all what "issues" you are referring to.  If this is something that may involve a violation of law, your best bet is to have an attorney contact the school administrators.  If it's not something that warrants a lawsuit, once you've exhausted the entire chain of command (up through the superintendent), you next step would be to call the board president and ask to be placed on the agenda for their next meeting.  All board meetings are public, and at the very least the public must be afforded an opportunity to express their views.\n\nHave you attempted to resolve this with the teacher yourself?  Unless it is actually a legal issue (in which case you should have gone straight to your lawyer), you'll almost certainly make more progress by dealing with it directly rather than going around the teacher to people who really don't know the exact situation.
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Get a student to bash it to pieces for you!\nThey'd probably even pay you for the privilege.
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Maybe you could talk to the school. My school uses edline.net :)
640696
depends on the district but procedural policies are usually maintained by the board of ed or department of education in your area.  check your phone book.
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check you school board\n\n:> peace\n.
1026825
go to your teacher's website if h has a web.
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Well, it wouldn't hurt once in a while, but teachers like to VENT during their fee time and cannot always do that with the vice-principal around.   Once when the vice-prin. was in the teachers lounge, i happened to say something negative about the principal not about him personally but about how some rules were not being enforced consistently.  The next day the principal saw me in the hall and said hello, then casually added, "by the way if you have any constructive criticism, feel free to come by my office!!!"\nI was angry that what i thought had been a private conversation went directly to the principal.  since that day i do not trust veeps.
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As a teacher, I am not an advocate of suing schools, because you are just hurting the students.  That said, you have a lawsuit on your hands.  If you have that vidoetape, and you have not received the paperwork required by law, they are breaking the law.  Use the chain of command.  If the teacher and principal do not satisfy your complaints, then to to the special education supervisor for the school district.  If you still don't get satisfaction, contact a lawyer.  They are not doing their jobs.  The IEP is a binding legal document, and teachers can get into a lot of trouble for not following it.\n\nAlso, be firm but polite.  You will catch more flies with honey than vinegar.  Save the vinegar for later if it doesn't work.  Teachers and principals are human beings too, and will respond better to politeness.
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Contact your state education office, or see if they have a website with instructions on receiving a duplicate.
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Talk to the director first. Tell her that it may harm children's respect to the teacher if she does that. \nIf it doesn't work, talk to the board members.\n\nBut before you do all these, secure the next job first in case it doesn't work out.
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make an official complain to the site \nif that doesn't work ask the job centre for who to make a complaint to
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Go to the school board
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Search for your teacher's name.  Put it in quotes.\nIt might also be helpful to include the school name in the search.
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There is no universal site like this, since grades are confidential between the teacher and the student (and the registrar, in practicality).  However, your individual school may have a resource like that - check your school's website.
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go to school district's websites. They have teacher contact e-mail addresses.
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sounds like you need to complain to the school board...after all you did pay for that...you should get what you pay for.
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It depends on the complaint.  If someone is in danger of injury from something the faculty is doing you should report to the police.  If the service you received was not satisfactory you should first talk to the administrator for the facility.  If you don't get the help you are looking for then you can list a complaint with your states department of health and human services