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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I remember taking time off work on morning to try to get my son his musical instrument that he left at home - and she refused to let me give it to him, even though he was in band class that morning.  She told me that I had to leave it in the cafeteria, which was pointless since he was already in class. But my husband has had good conversations with her and has said that if you make an effort to talk to her, she is nice.  So just make the extra effort with her - think about all the parents she has to deal with at this large center school. [/quote]

That's the school's rule. Otherwise the admin or parents are constantly running around and interrupting class for one kid or another. Makes sense. [/quote]
This, but why the hell do they get parents involved in first place? My parents came to school 3 times in 9 years, and they were hardly eve sent home paperwork to go through. Going to school and everything about school is for students. Why is school like a 2nd job for parents here? My parents wouldn't have even knows I left my instrument home and they definitely wouldn't have given any effort to give it to me.
OP, you did that, great, but got stuck at the door. I'd be pissed too.  You made it to the door, pressed the button, told them why you are  there, but since you didn't do it "well", she didn' let you in. did she come to the door at least if she didn't understand you through the intercom?
At our NWDC public school, they act like you can't possibly afford to live here even though it's our 7th year here...lol. They open the door though.[/quote]

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