Case Study Of Esmrel

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MSTT met with Mrs. Barr and all of Esmrel teachers to discuss Esmrel recent behaviors at school. The school staff expressed their concerns because they stated Esmrel was started these behaviors around November of last year. They also stated outside of his negative behaviors Esmrel is very smart and a good student when he pays attention during class and complete his classwork and homework. There are some classes where Esmrel does not engage in negatvie behaviors his math class and english class are two of those classes. They are worried about Esmrel because they expressed his behaviors are getting worst . They do reach out to Drew and Sabrina in regards to reporting Esmrel negative behaviors but they do not tell them everything because of Drew's

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