I was planning on talking to the Ass. Principal about all the referrals I had written to suspend kids from class. The kids were never seen. Today I suspended two more, I'll have to tell you about those kids. After another harrowing day, I got the following email:
>>> Assistant Principal 6/6/2008 2:08 PM >>>
You gave the following students referrals for non-participation, not singing, not standing where they should be, talking back. Please assign detention, and call parents.
a b c d e f
Thanks,
AP
-----Inline Message Follows-----
I had a and b spend lunch with me in place of the referrals. The others I decided to suspend them from class, I thought they had been suspended from my class. But it appears 4 of them have been ditching ever since that day because I have not seen any of them.
They are:
c d e f
These students are all failing all of their classes and are very disruptive. I don't think this will be resolved with a simple detention and phone call home, that is why I chose to write referrals for them.
MissD
I wanted to add lots of expletives and ask him why the @#$%^&* I wasted my time writing that #$%^&* up??? @#$%^&* !@#$%&&&!!!!
But I'm a professional and a lady, so I blog about it.
Friday, June 6, 2008
Land of the Lost Referrals
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My word, Miss D. Do you always communicate with the Vice Principal (we call them Deputy Headteachers) bny e-mail? I do sympathise. My dealings with the DoM here at the cathedral are equally frustrating. Actually, relations might be considerably improved if we communicated solely via e-mail.
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