What can I do about my daughters school continuously turning us into DFCS?

I am officially stuck between a rock and a hard place. My daughter is 6 and is in Kindergarten in Gwinnett County Ga. She has disciplinary problems and she is currently seeing a psychologist for it. Her behavior in school is pretty good but at home she has some problems. She has an older brother (7) and a younger brother (17 months) and mom and dad both live in the home. She is an amazing little girl but can go into some severe fits and hurts people sometimes. We have tried every form of discipline. Recently her school has been turning us into DFCS it seems like every week for one thing or another. I am exhausted and am not sure how to handle the situation. Her teacher is doing all the things her psychologist is saying will push Karleigh backwards rather than forwards and then looks at us like bad parents and calls DFCS for every little thing that SHE thinks we are doing wrong. Please help. I know we do not abuse our child but it seems like her teacher is certain we do.

Have you set up a meeting with yourself, the teacher, the psychologist and the principal of the school? I would recommend that. Certainly everyone involved will want what's best for the child. I would also ask DCFS how long they plan on entertaining this woman and her false accusations. If they repeatedly find you are doing nothing wrong, I think she can get into some trouble for making a false accusation. If all else fails, see if she can be put in a different class and if they aren't willing or able to comply, consider switching schools. Good luck.

You, your psychologist, and your teacher need to sit down and have a talk.

Obviously there is a communication problem here, teacher wants things down one way, psych. another way, your in the middle.

The teacher will bend to the psychologists wishes, if she is persuaded to do so..... a note from home isn't going to do it, and if you've got one of those old die-hard teachers, a note from the psych, won't do it either. Only a nice long sit down with the teacher, the principal, and the psychologist will solve anything. Oh, and if you have a DFCS case worker assigned to you, they may be a good person to have along too..... just so that EVERYONE is on the same page.

Contact the school principal and the school board. Explain to them your situation.

Your child may need to be in a special needs class so they can deal with her in the way the psychologist wants and is needed.

I guess the school is wanting to know why she is behaving that way. If it is a chemical imbalance or some biological disorder you need to give the school evidence but if this is your role modeling or discipline at home you need to own it and change it.