My child refused to go to school for more than a

There is a middle school girl who doesn't like to go to school.

My child refused to go to school for more than a week, so I urgently met my homeroom teacher and school counselor.
After talking enough, we talked in-depth about children going to school and transferring schools.

Knowing that children are staying in facilities in their peers, rumors spread among children, making school life difficult.
Thinking about the pain my child was going to suffer, it hurt me so much.

As a result of consulting with the teacher, the 2nd grade is just around the corner, so we decided to finish it and look for various ways, such as going to the 3rd grade according to the school schedule, or transferring to another school.

Today, we talked on our child's way to and from school, but the child felt a lot of shame in the inhospitable environment, so I wondered if it could give him a more cozy and stable feeling.
I also have a child who is about to enter middle school. These days, children are not growing up on their own.
There is a fierce competition in a narrow land mass, and the frustration that comes from being pushed out of the competition is never known to those who have never experienced it.

The moment you feel the wealth gap in your relationship with your children, it may be practically impossible to overcome the sadness of poverty.
I was so worried about this child's future that I couldn't help but cry today as I spoke to a child who didn't want to go to school.

As an adult, I felt sorry for who gave this child such a heavy burden.
I also asked the staff to do the same. I'm sure you're upset with the way they talk back and don't wash dishes, but I asked them to embrace you with more love.

It's a homeless facility, so what you can do to your children is too limited.
We are making a personal judgment that it will be necessary to link specialized child protection facilities in the future because it is not protected by the legal boundary.

Unless a mother who is poor at raising children after discharge tries to change, the basic life of children will be even more difficult. We can't leave children alone like this, so we are looking for ways to make them happier and safer through related agencies.

There's a lot of energy and a lot of personal difficulties, but if the children's future can be better, the trouble I'm going through will be nothing.