Parental Complaints. If a parent has a complaint against a teacher, the first attempt to resolve the complaint should be handled at the building level. The principal will encourage the parent to resolve the issue directly with the teacher involved. If a parent or teacher is not satisfied with such discussion, a conference may be requested in which the building principal, parent, and teacher may be present. If the complaint cannot be settled at the building level and requires subsequent action involving the superintendent or designee, the complainant must put the complaint in writing and affix his/her signature. A copy shall be given to the teacher. At any point in this process, a teacher may request representation.
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Parental Complaints. If a parent has a complaint against a teacher, the first attempt to resolve the complaint should be handled at the building level. The principal will encourage the parent to resolve the issue directly with the teacher involved. If a parent or teacher is not satisfied with such discussion, a conference may be requested in which the building principal, parent, and teacher may be present. If the complaint cannot be settled at the building level and requires subsequent action involving the superintendent or designee, the complainant must put the complaint in writing and affix his/her their signature. A copy shall be given to the teacher. At any point in this process, a teacher may request representation.the
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