Re: The Saga of Putter's school troubles, Part MCM

[Guest guest]

What about a Charter Homeschool? All the academics are done at home, it's

run by the public school system, and all they still have social activities,

extra-curricular activities, etc.

Penny

[Guest guest]

Very good idea! We have a greeat one here but Greggory does well at

school but if he was going to0 be bored with the academics and still

needed the social part that could be great! Putter might really

benefit from that.

Jacquie H

> What about a Charter Homeschool? All the academics are done at

home, it's

> run by the public school system, and all they still have social

activities,

> extra-curricular activities, etc.

>

> Penny

[Guest guest]

You know I was only joking, right?

:-)

Penny

Re: The Saga of Putter's school troubles,

Part MCM

> Two words -

>

> Private School

>

> --Penny - who wishes Mother of Putter would not write in the ways of

> Biblical writings, as she is in the midst of reading the Women's Daily

> Devotional Bible and it is quite taxing.

>

Sorry, Penny, it was the only way I could distance myself from the

irritation I felt. Or at least it was the only way I could think of at the

time.

Salli

[Guest guest]

:-P

Re: Re: The Saga of Putter's school

troubles, Part MCM

> ....and me.

Penny <

of course! one must NEVER forget penny!

[Guest guest]

> You know I was only joking, right?

>

> :-)

Ah, yeah, Penny, don't worry about it.

Salli

[Guest guest]

> In our last episode, our hero, Putter, was being refused permission

to attend his neighborhood school, the School of Angling Road,

against all IDEA regulations.

>

> And that is where our saga sits today, the Sixteenth of June, in

the year of Our Lord, MMII.

>

> Salli

Salli - I'm so sorry - as awful as this story is, the way you wrote

it was absolutely brilliant and I couldn't help myself but to laugh

and smile through the whole thing. You have a way of making bad news

quite entertaining.

I feel so guilty for laughing during your hardship!

Well..I wish I had words of wisdom on this . All I can say is that if

you do go to the school district, be prepared to fight. As you've

already been told.

Although in my experience, cute does get you far... even if you're

difficult on many days. Mitchel's big blue eyes, and long thick I-

Wish-I-had-them eyelashes get him lots of support from lots of people.

Kerri