Oh my stars, it worked!
I was expecting a few days, not all of them! She'll have to stay up to date on assignments (expected), as well as keep a daily journal with photos and pictures. She'll have to present that to her class when she returns to talk about what she saw and learned. Woohoo!
What do you mean by "get credit" for three days?
Oh my stars, it worked!
I was expecting a few days, not all of them! She'll have to stay up to date on assignments (expected), as well as keep a daily journal with photos and pictures. She'll have to present that to her class when she returns to talk about what she saw and learned. Woohoo!
Inriguing...
What would have happened if you had just said "Annabelle will be out of school for a family vacation October 12-19, 2012."
Inriguing...
What would have happened if you had just said "Annabelle will be out of school for a family vacation October 12-19, 2012."
Would you mind sharing what you wrote?
My school is already giving me grief for 3 days in Oct.
High school 16 year old.
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Would you mind sharing what you wrote?
My school is already giving me grief for 3 days in Oct.
High school 16 year old.
Please send a PM
Thanks
Dismiss
While I think her letter was fine for an younger elementary school child, don't think that would fly for a high school teen. Good luck, we found it impossible to take DS out once we hit high school.
Inriguing...
What would have happened if you had just said "Annabelle will be out of school for a family vacation October 12-19, 2012."
The letter might have gone overboard....
While I think her letter was fine for an younger elementary school child, don't think that would fly for a high school teen. Good luck, we found it impossible to take DS out once we hit high school.
Agreed...that letter works for a kid in elementary school, but not for a high schooler. A week in Disney World is not the equivalent of a week's worth of high school classes, even if they are "learning about other cultures" in Epcot.