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my last year teacher
I'm 11 and i'm going to 7th grade.A lot of things are changing in my school.Well last year my teacher was really innapropriate.During class he would stand next to my desk while he was teaching.He was always talking to me when he is not teaching the class.When he started teaching sex ed he would stare at me the whole time.The problem is he is now my 7th grade classes computer teacher what do I do?I start school in 3 days please help
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You need to talk to your parents about him. He has not yet crossed the line to legal inappropriateness but he is close. He does make you uncomfortable and that does effect your ability to be successful in his class. You have a valid reason to ask to be changed to another class with a different teacher.
To ask for this and would be reacted on better by the school administration if your parents were to make the request. I'm not going to say your teacher has done anything truly wrong here in what you are saying. He may not have crossed the legal boundaries but he most certainly has crossed the moral one. For something like this the school administration will act faster if your parents are involved.
You have nothing to be ashamed of here and nothing wrong to have caused what you feel is happening. You have no reason to hide this from your parent and every reason to tell them what is going on. In fact you should have told them last year.
The primary role of us as parents is to protect our children. We can't do that if you do not come to us with problems such as this one which does require us to take action to protect you. Do not wait until school starts to see if the problems of last year begin again. Tell your parents now so on Tuesday they can go to school with you and get this problem corrected. You have every right to attend school without fear from other students or teachers for any reason, let your parents do what is their responsibility to do for you.
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