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One child, one conference. For 20-30 minutes they can sit in same room and listen to exact same info. Then you know it’s not getting misinterpreted. What if everyone who was divorced asked for this? Be professional and kind, but I would not do this. Exception would be if there was a restraining order between them.
As a divorced parent, I say yes, definitely fair. As a teacher, I say yes, definitely fair. If they are asking for separate conferences it is because it is best for them not to be in the same place at the same time. This is good for everyone's mental health and will keep the conference moving along rather than stopping for disagreements.
I agree
Yes, definitely fair
I do not schedule separate conferences because both parents need to work together toward meeting their child’s goals and academic needs. Parents are going to be connected for the rest of their lives because they have a child together. I really have not seen this ad a problem in my district.
Yes.
I had two divorced parents get into a verbal argument at our before school conferences. I will definetly put up with having separate conferences rather than dealing with that hot mess.
Typically, I like them to hear the same thing and would prefer not to take two slots but now I am reconsidering.