Anonymous wrote:Child is in elementary school, so that may make a difference. I am taking DD on a business trip with me and we won't be able to get her back in time for school on the day we return. I plan to tell the teacher and have her do whatever school work she gets, but do I need to be concerned she has 1 day of unexcused absence for the year? I'll be taking her out of school a couple of hours early the day we travel as well.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Why is this even a question? Just take your child wherever, and as a courtesy inform the teacher in advance. End of story.
OP here. PP, because I don't see a downside and wondered if I was missing something. Clearly, you don't think I was missing anything, but you could take a lesson in writing to make a positive impression. You reinforce why I took a year-long break from DCUM.
My dear sillybilly OP,
I've been using DCUM practically since its inception, and have taken the time to pen wonderfully supporting and helpful posts for OPs who truly needed it. You didn't, so I dashed off a note, caring exactly nothing about making an impression.
But you win! Here I am responding to your childish pouting just because my information wasn't dressed up and presented on a silver platter![]()
Enjoy you trip.
Anonymous wrote:Until you have a HS kid that fails a class because they got a zero on a test because they were not allowed a makeup by a teacher that is sick of having to give makeups to accomodate family vacations.
Anonymous wrote:
Why is this even a question? Just take your child wherever, and as a courtesy inform the teacher in advance. End of story.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Why is this even a question? Just take your child wherever, and as a courtesy inform the teacher in advance. End of story.
OP here. PP, because I don't see a downside and wondered if I was missing something. Clearly, you don't think I was missing anything, but you could take a lesson in writing to make a positive impression. You reinforce why I took a year-long break from DCUM.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This family in Loudon County probably felt the same way you did until they ended up in court! though, that was for a few minutes' tardiness daily, not whole days off of school.
http://www.loudountimes.com/news/article/waterford_parents_go_to_court_for_kids_constant_tardiness123
Charges against parents of tardy children dismissed
http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Charges-Against-Parents-of-Tardy-Children-Dismissed-157952565.html
Anonymous wrote:Until you have a HS kid that fails a class because they got a zero on a test because they were not allowed a makeup by a teacher that is sick of having to give makeups to accomodate family vacations.
Anonymous wrote:
Why is this even a question? Just take your child wherever, and as a courtesy inform the teacher in advance. End of story.
Anonymous wrote:This family in Loudon County probably felt the same way you did until they ended up in court! though, that was for a few minutes' tardiness daily, not whole days off of school.
http://www.loudountimes.com/news/article/waterford_parents_go_to_court_for_kids_constant_tardiness123