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Have you given the tutoring pass for this week? I asked Nicole, but she said she had not gotten any. Although I have explained to Nicole that is her responsibility to remind you about the passes, she has had many problems at the school in the last couple of months due to miss up of the attention deficit medication. Today, we are taking her to see the doctor to discuss the issue, but I wanted you to know that the medication is critical for her to be successful at school. In the past, I did not want to recognize that any problem with the prescription could have a profound impact on her behavior and her ability to absorb any information provided to her. However, time has demonstrated to me that she needs this type of help very much. Consequently,

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