kaner -- you didn't miss it, because i didn't go in to the details, nor do I care to, as the specific details of her particular admission are not relevant to the current discussion. But if you were reading what was said, I told you that *SHE* first brought to the attention of all the parents that there was an issue with her instruction methods, and I pursued with her at conferences an issue that *she* first brought to light, and for which she expressed dissatisfaction in the system in which she is forced to work, and in which she is not allowed to teach the material by the methods she has used in the past, or in the order and manner in which she chooses. The complaint began *with the teacher*, not me. THAT is the relevant point of the discussion, because a teacher has confessed that the government is forcing her to teach in a way that she, as a highly qualified, experience educator, does not feel is best for her students.