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It was the last day of school for both the children, so it was weird. I know this is the best step for our family right now but I also get anxious about breaking the rules. Last night at the Parent teacher interview they told us that it was school policy in the Catholic System to not let the parents have contact with the teachers. Especially having a child with special needs and the legacy of residential schools in our family this information really cemented that our choice to pull Sophie out was the right one. We did not know it was the policy of the whole board and I wish we had know before we started out there. I am not willing to hand my child over to someone no questions asked. So today we start on a new phase of life. It will be interesting.
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