Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How does one get in touch with a new school, we don’t know anyone. They are supposed to have limited staff few hours a day per automated message.
GO TO THE SCHOOL. BE BRAVE, SWEETIE, GO IN PERSON. YOU CAN DO IT. I BELIEVE IN YOU.
Rude
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If the school has hours posted, like 9-12, I'd just go to the school.
But what if that makes OP feel uncomfortable
I can’t believe this is how things are nowadays
The school didn’t respond to me!
Did you go to the school?
No I call on Sunday at 9am and didn’t leave a message
Did you send an email?
I don’t know who to send it to!
Maybe go to the school then
But that’s scary and they might be rude to me
Or alternatively you visited the fcps website found the personal documents you should bring downloaded and completed any forms and walked in and said I’d like to register my child
And they said oh hey sure we can help you or oh hey sorry glad you have everything but you need to schedule an appointment but we can help you
People be like “this people suck” which is more like code for someone didn’t meet my needs right now and that’s unacceptable to me!
Anonymous wrote:If the school has hours posted, like 9-12, I'd just go to the school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How does one get in touch with a new school, we don’t know anyone. They are supposed to have limited staff few hours a day per automated message.
GO TO THE SCHOOL. BE BRAVE, SWEETIE, GO IN PERSON. YOU CAN DO IT. I BELIEVE IN YOU.
You do realize they don’t respond to most emails because they don’t want anything in writing, right? That way there’s no paper trail of any conversations and nothing that can potentially come up in an investigation someday if it should come to that. One of my kids did 2 years in the special education preschool program and his teacher was super communicative by email/app about routine stuff. A weekly email home, pictures and updates sent through Talking Points, routine emails about “Larlo dropped his cup at school and it cracked and broke, can you send in a new one for him tomorrow?” Totally normal. The second there was a problem or concern - phone call. I’d write an email to the teachers and the lead teacher would respond quickly with a phone call, or even in one case, a meeting in person, because that limits their legal liability if there’s no paper trail.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How does one get in touch with a new school, we don’t know anyone. They are supposed to have limited staff few hours a day per automated message.
GO TO THE SCHOOL. BE BRAVE, SWEETIE, GO IN PERSON. YOU CAN DO IT. I BELIEVE IN YOU.
Anonymous wrote:It’s no longer a responsive school system. Don’t ever think they work for you. They do what they want when they want, and their unstated motto is “take it or leave it.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How does one get in touch with a new school, we don’t know anyone. They are supposed to have limited staff few hours a day per automated message.
GO TO THE SCHOOL. BE BRAVE, SWEETIE, GO IN PERSON. YOU CAN DO IT. I BELIEVE IN YOU.
Anonymous wrote:It’s no longer a responsive school system. Don’t ever think they work for you. They do what they want when they want, and their unstated motto is “take it or leave it.”
Anonymous wrote:How does one get in touch with a new school, we don’t know anyone. They are supposed to have limited staff few hours a day per automated message.