Episode #26 of The Sneaker Principal Podcast:

How schools handle upset and disgruntled parents is essential to maintaining trust with the entire school community. Too often families have legitimate issues and concerns with a school that is often mishandled and typically dismissed. Here is an example of such an instance and how it was handle, as well as my feedback on how it could have been better handled.

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