hmmm....

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hmmm....
By Jacey

Well the first thing that came to my mind is to act like you don't know what she is saying, but still let her know that you know (if you know what I mean) For example, I would pop in and check on her one night after school.
Say something like, "just wanted to make sure everything was going well and see if I can do anything to make your transition to our school any eaiser. I have a lot to do myself but don't want you to think I am being a bi#$% by ignoinring you (laugh laugh- look at her right in the eye giving her the I know you know I know look)" See how she handles it. It might lend itself into a

discussion or it might just give her the gentle reminder that people do talk, and her comments got back to you. Whatever you do, leave the discussion on a positive not. Remind her that you want to help her out...but- you have a lot to do and might not always be there to check in on her. If she needs anything, come to you. That way the issue is now in her hands. She can't say you didn't offer support. Good luck!