Home | How It Works | Stats Login | Register         Case: Teaching Faculty Students I am currently a elementary school teacher at a small, close-nit school. I have an administrator's child in my class and he is having academic/behavior issues. The administrator frequently tries to confront me about the situation face-to-face. I am concerned because the other parent is not present and proper documentation needs to be made. Advice? Solution: (Rates are posted for this solution!) I know how you feel in this situation, I am also in a school where there are many faculty children. I have noticed that the best way to deal with behavior issues is to address them right away. Trying to put it off or give them more chances because they are an administrators child will just cause more problems in the end. If it is a serious problem it should definitely be documented and both parents should be present for any type of conference.