MrsPinup
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- Feb 21, 2010
So I think most of you know that I am taking my ASL 3 class to DL the weekend of March 9th. One of the parents of one of my two male students has been horrible! She keeps asking tons of questions and even tried to get me to change the return time since "teenagers do not stay up late on weeknights." She has cc'd the principal on every email and even though I have answered every question and every possibility. She didn't like the idea of the male chaperone sharing a room with her son since it was a "strange man." (He is another parent and fingerprinted) So we had to increase the price of the trip to pay for an additional room. Then when the other boy's father decided to come, it left her son in a room alone. She is also not comfortable with this - he may feel excluded. Just yesterday she tells me there is a conflict with a track meet on the 10th (Deaf Day) and what can I do about it? Without telling you all about the rest of the ridiculousness, basically the principal and I asked her to join us for a meeting to discuss what her issues really are (last semester I wouldn't change her son's grade when he failed to complete and assignment and since then she has been out to get me.) I did answer the last of her questions and last night she finally responded - she is pulling her son because: she doesn't want her son in a room alone (he's a junior BTW), the other boy's father may or may not be going (really doesn't affect her plus she has known that father for over 10 years), & the parent meeting isn't this week (all trips have their meetings two weeks out). I think I actually jumped for joy to see that I will no longer have to deal with her crap on this trip. The boy seems pretty upset that he cannot go. She is crazy and gets so grumpy when she doesn't get her way and I am so glad that the administration is finally seeing what I am going through and sympathizing with me. I have never seen a mother who on one hand tells me in front of her son that, "he is not very bright," (he's a great kid) and then babies him so much that as a junior cannot do anything without an adult present.