DISQUS

What Suzanne says is so true. Many times we will have parents complain and say, \"I didn\'t know.\" But I have found that any info that I give out, I have them sign the line on the bottom that says they have read the entire document, understood it and agree with it.

Then when they say, \"But I didn\'t know, I say, here is your signed copy.\"

I just LOVE (not) it when they say, \"Oh, but I just signed it without reading it.\"

Duh! Then it\'s not my fault but it\'s amazing how many times I have been blamed for not informing parents.

Anyway, up front, before any parent agrees to anything, ALL costs and time commitments are put in writing and given to the parents. They can choose to NOT participate, if they don\'t like either.

This does help avoid bad situations, for the ones who really read the info.

Hopefully, all of you will make sure you are given all the info, read it and keep a copy of it (and put all the stuff on your calendars) to avoid any confusion.

Our fathers at our school are wonderful ad supportive. I have few problems with fathers. I have had more with mothers but for the most part, they are great, too.

We love parents and never become angry when a parent comes to us with an issue, as long as it is done nicely.

All we want to do is help you and if your school is truly a problem, maybe you will find a better one that suits your needs.