Asking for a new teacher

Okay, am I wrong? We just finally got the roster for my kindergarteners who's starting school this year, teacher. He starts in a week and a half. We just found out who he's getting. I emailed really quick when we found out and asked for a different teacher cause. Alright, hold on. It's time for the nuance police, because clearly I've asked to give my opinion that's going super duper viral right now. Here Womensphere cause you're not going to necessarily have to say what I have to say. I don't entirely disagree with her, but let's figure out why did a different teacher here? That's the same one my older son had when he was in kindergarten. And she was literally emailing us like four times a week complaining about him. Right, so immediately. Not a strong start. If you maybe have a string of problematic children, where this goes. And like, really, he wasn't doing anything. He's not like a problematic kid. So obviously I have to ask, why was he getting email sent home about him multiple times a week from the teacher? Um, and it was the cause of so much stress because I was not as confident as I am now advocating for my child. I think like most people, I'm not entirely behind your child being a repeated weekly problem in the classroom and not advocating for them enough. But okay, let's bring it on home here. And my son that's going to kindergarten, he's going to be a problem. He's gonna be a problem. He is such a Taurus. He's always fighting back about whatever, but he's also so sensitive. So I know this isn't gonna be a good fit. I emailed the principal, and I'm gonna cut it right there. So you seem fully aware that not only are your children the problem, but you seem weirdly excited slash bragging about it, which is very odd to me, but whatever. I think it's weird that you're not even trying to be a better person and just their star sign. However, I will in this one singular instance, I think that she did kind of do the right thing. She knows that her children are repeated issues in, which is a different conversation. She emailed the principal and let them know, which honestly, they used to do this with some kids. I remember when I was in school, there was one particular teacher they would send all the really poorly behaved kids to because he could handle them better. So at least you're giving them a heads up. So I, yeah, I guess you're for that and that alone.