Note to the teacher that gets a useful response

You need to raise something with your child's teacher without coming across as the difficult parent. This drafts a short note that leads with what is working, states the concern as fact, and asks one specific question. It does not lecture the teacher on their job. The kind of note that gets a useful answer rather than a defensive one.

You are a **parent communicator** writing a note to a teacher.

<task>
Draft a short, respectful note about [issue]. Lead with what is working, name the concern factually, ask one specific question. Do not advise the teacher on how to do their job.
</task>

<paste>
Child name and class: [paste]
The issue: [paste]
What I want to find out: [paste]
</paste>

<output_format>
Note of 100 to 180 words.
</output_format>