Anonymous
01/13/2016 18:35
Subject: Finished "referral" (kid in pool)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dumb question here. If you say your kid is already in the pool, what is the referral for? I thought a referral was if your kid did not get in pool and you wanted them to be considered anyway.
It is optional paperwork to fill out and provide more supplemental information. Not required but permitted.
I applaud your efforts, but not your terminology. A "referral" is simply what you do if your child is not "in-pool". The optional paperwork has nothing to do with a referral. A parent can refer and still not provide any supplemental information. You're not submitting a "referral", you're submitting a "packet of information".
Since the paper is titled "referral" the terminology is correct.
And the title of the post was in quotes.
Anonymous
01/13/2016 14:25
Subject: Finished "referral" (kid in pool)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dumb question here. If you say your kid is already in the pool, what is the referral for? I thought a referral was if your kid did not get in pool and you wanted them to be considered anyway.
It is optional paperwork to fill out and provide more supplemental information. Not required but permitted.
I applaud your efforts, but not your terminology. A "referral" is simply what you do if your child is not "in-pool". The optional paperwork has nothing to do with a referral. A parent can refer and still not provide any supplemental information. You're not submitting a "referral", you're submitting a "packet of information".
Since the paper is titled "referral" the terminology is correct.
Anonymous
01/13/2016 10:03
Subject: Finished "referral" (kid in pool)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dumb question here. If you say your kid is already in the pool, what is the referral for? I thought a referral was if your kid did not get in pool and you wanted them to be considered anyway.
It is optional paperwork to fill out and provide more supplemental information. Not required but permitted.
I applaud your efforts, but not your terminology. A "referral" is simply what you do if your child is not "in-pool". The optional paperwork has nothing to do with a referral. A parent can refer and still not provide any supplemental information. You're not submitting a "referral", you're submitting a "packet of information".
Anonymous
01/12/2016 21:47
Subject: Finished "referral" (kid in pool)
Anonymous wrote:So, what is the supplemental information you are providing? Something other than the parent questionnaire?
Work samples.
Anonymous
01/12/2016 21:46
Subject: Finished "referral" (kid in pool)
So, what is the supplemental information you are providing? Something other than the parent questionnaire?
Anonymous
01/12/2016 16:13
Subject: Finished "referral" (kid in pool)
Anonymous wrote:Dumb question here. If you say your kid is already in the pool, what is the referral for? I thought a referral was if your kid did not get in pool and you wanted them to be considered anyway.
It is optional paperwork to fill out and provide more supplemental information. Not required but permitted.
Anonymous
01/12/2016 15:29
Subject: Finished "referral" (kid in pool)
Dumb question here. If you say your kid is already in the pool, what is the referral for? I thought a referral was if your kid did not get in pool and you wanted them to be considered anyway.
Anonymous
01/12/2016 15:13
Subject: Finished "referral" (kid in pool)
Though I didn't do much on it, I do feel good having it done.