Informing the school of your thoughts or feelings with regards to its response 3
Reference
The day after meeting with the teacher in charge of her child's class, the parent writes a message to thank the teacher for the meeting and write about her feelings. The problem remains unresolved, so the parent still does not thank the school for its response. The parent writes of her worries and her heartfelt hope that the situation will improve.
By including dates with the renrakucho messages, the messages also serve as a record of when the problem started and how long it has continued.