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    CC in the principal or someone in the board office. That usually works great. smile

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    Can you ask for a conference with the teacher/director? It's harder to avoid people when you are face-to-face. Ask about the scholarships, when the eligibility date is/was, and if it has passed, what your child needs to improve upon in order to be considered next year.

    Is there a gifted coordinator who can act as a go-between to ensure you're in the loop for these types of opportunities?

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    No gifted coordinator in this district. Son's orchestra teacher and the school district music chair STILL have not responded and now it's been 3 weeks. Fortunately son's private violin teacher obtained a scholarship form for us, for one which we still have time to apply for. However it must be submitted through school music teacher-- the same person who has not gotten back to me. I don't even want to ask him for the required recommendation letter. We hope they accept letter from private teacher because apparently the public school isn't prepared or willing to help.

    I just don't understand why, and literally don't know what to say to them.


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