Today I had parent teacher conferences... Tarzan's first couple of weeks weren't so smooth, email's and phone calls from the teacher that basically consisted of her telling me that he wasn't ready to be in school. This was such a shock to me, he has never been less then the favorite in any activity that he has participated in.
Within a couple of weeks from the first week of school, the emails starting slowing down. No news is good news, right? I was unsure because in my reply to two of the different emails that I received from the teacher was a little harsh, I just had the overall feeling that she didn't want to deal with the different language issues. That he was going to be a little more work, he is high energy, he is a little boy.
Tarzan's teacher told me that everything has turned around, that he is doing a wonderful. So I doubted the sincerity.
Today at the conference she reassured me that he is doing a wonderful job, that he is a bright little boy, very affectionate, that he is friends with everybody, not just in his classroom but in all of the kindergarten classrooms. This is my boy. These are the things that I am use to hearing about him. She did say that the first couple of weeks were pretty rough, but now he is doing a very good job. All of this made me very proud of my little guy. I know how amazing he is, and I want the people that are around him to know how amazing he is also.
He is adjusting well to all of the new things happening in our lives.
Within a couple of weeks from the first week of school, the emails starting slowing down. No news is good news, right? I was unsure because in my reply to two of the different emails that I received from the teacher was a little harsh, I just had the overall feeling that she didn't want to deal with the different language issues. That he was going to be a little more work, he is high energy, he is a little boy.
Tarzan's teacher told me that everything has turned around, that he is doing a wonderful. So I doubted the sincerity.
Today at the conference she reassured me that he is doing a wonderful job, that he is a bright little boy, very affectionate, that he is friends with everybody, not just in his classroom but in all of the kindergarten classrooms. This is my boy. These are the things that I am use to hearing about him. She did say that the first couple of weeks were pretty rough, but now he is doing a very good job. All of this made me very proud of my little guy. I know how amazing he is, and I want the people that are around him to know how amazing he is also.
He is adjusting well to all of the new things happening in our lives.
