Tammi67
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That's too bad, Deb. I know how proud Hunter was of this project. I'm surprised that the teacher just didn't let it go, once you explained the misunderstanding. Especially since he put so much time into it.my3princes said:I'm about 6 pages back. My back is bearable today though not quite back to normal yet. I managed to get all of our presents wrapped. My Mother helped with about 1/3 of them. I just set in a chair and wrapped at a table and it wasn't too bad on my back. I'm glad to have that project done. Now I just need to make a list of the odds and ends that I need to pick up. I also got outside and uprighted a bunch of our decorations that the winds had knocked over. It has been very windy here so I'm glad that only a few were knocked down. I also cleaned a bunch of papers off the fridge and low and behold there was a Parent letter there on the requirements for Hunter's project. Now mind you I never saw this letter as Chris did the Friday folder that week and the letter was under some other stuff. The short of it is that Hunter's project had size limitations that I did not know about. Chris had read the letter and Hunter had been told in class about the size restrictions, but they both "forgot". :furious : I called his teacher tonight and explained that I did not know about the size restrictions and she matter of factly said "Oh, I wondered why Hunter didn't follow the directions". Did she mention it to him, no. She was going to take points off his grade for not following directions. I can understand that to some point, but the restrictions were in the Parents letter and not listed on the Students letter. If I hadn't found the letter today he wouldn't have had the opportunity to make changes and save his grade. I think this is a little much for a 3rd grader. He also wrote the letter today and typed it up himself. Of course the letter is based on the project the way it is so he will have to change his letter too. So I'm making Chris drive the boys to school tomorrow so that he can pick up the project and bring it home. Hunter can make changes tomorrow night and we'll get it back to school on Wednesday night. It is better that I not see that teacher until I cool off. Hunter has put numerous hours into his project unlike most of the class and he actually wanted it to look good. Now I have no idea how it will look as he will be losing most everything outside of the house, possibly even the garage.
Venting over. Thanks for listening.
Deb