Dedicated to Moms Who Complain

Happy Mother’s Day! Sometimes moms who make complaints are looked down upon—given the eye roll by certain school officials. But with today’s school reforms, complaints can change a child’s schooling and even provide needed support for teachers and schools.
Today, I pay tribute to a mom, Yadira Calderon, who recognized that, in her child’s case, complaints were justified and critical to her daughter’s success. She spoke out clearly and requested changes to her child’s education in a respectful manner.
Making a complaint can be tough especially if you are a quiet person, or if you trust that those at the school are doing what’s right. Is a complaint necessary? Is it the appropriate decision? Will there be repercussions?
I especially like that over time Yadira has come to recognize Dedicated to Moms Who Complain: