Well, seriously, I would have her change to a different teacher. The boy may need special help for whatever is going on at home. But you know what, you have to do what's in best interest for your daughter. Take care of own first. Just my opinion, good luck!

I believe is ok to tell the teacher.
I was going through the same situation my daughter is in PreK and she sat next to a boy and a girl and my daughter used to come home talking about boyfriend and girlfriend and that they were going to move out together and have kids. Well I was very uncomfortable about the situation and I spoke to the teacher and talked to her about the situation. the following day when i got to school she moved my daughter to a different table and she is doing good now. So don't be afraid to speak out. If you don't no one will for you plus we are talking about the best education for you child so go ahead and tell the teacher don't be afraid.

Absolutely, you have every right to get her moved. I had a similar issue with my kid, who she felt the boy sitting next to her was behaving odd and was bothering her. So I told her to ask the teacher that the boy was bothering her and distracting her and ask to be moved. Her teacher liked that she spoke up and moved her the following day. If the teacher didn't't I would of gotten involved. I like to teach my kids to speak up for themselves and see if they can first resolve the problem on their own.Try to facilitate prior to calling a teacher. However, if it has to do with their safety, immediately get involve.

I agree wholeheartedly with 2kidss. You certainly can ask for your daughter to be moved away from the other student. It may be that the teacher already recognizes the boy has some kind of issues, and is trying to seat him around "better influences" like your daughter, but the teacher may not know the extent of the "issues." It really does sound like a situation where it might be in the boy's best interests for the school teacher to refer him to a social worker for professional intervention, so be sure the teacher should be made aware of the details. (You might even want to send a written note, documenting the things that have been said to your daughter, so there's a "paper trail" and it's taken more seriously.)

why not?? If your uncomfortable with any situation you have every right as a parent to speak with the teacher and ask for whatever it is that you need. Whatever the circumstance. I would email the teacher and ask to move your dau seat and say why. If it is not handled the way you feel comfortable ask for a confrence and invite the principle. This poor little boy needs some help. It is obvious he is having some kind of issue and maybe the teacher can ask guidance for help.