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Case Study On Andrew Miller

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August 9, 2015 From: Svetlana Psareva To: The parent or guardian of Andrew Miller Dear Parent or guardian, Your child Andrew has been a concern to us over the course of the school year. Andrew has been disrespectful towards his teachers and his classmates. We have given him warnings, one on one discussions, and lunch detention, but he continued on with his behavior. We feel that it is important for the parent to be aware of this concern. The behavior that Andrew displaced towards his teachers and classmates will be listed below. We believe if Andrew’s behavior continues it will hinder other students from learning to their best of abilities. These are the behaviors we have observed on a daily or weekly basis:  Rude comments towards teachers

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