- Receive a letter listing the required documents for registration (four times)
- Attend an informational meeting (twice)
- Ask questions of teachers, therapists, special school district representatives, and therapists (as often as necessary)
- Receive additional copies of the required documents letter (nine more times)
- Stop procrastinating and begin compiling necessary documents
- Receive a few more copies of that dag-blasted letter
- Go to district website for more information
- Curse the organization of the site
- Realize that it lists a few forms not included on the damn required documents letter (lead level test? official letter from opthalmologist?)
- Freak out a little
- Get over it
- Compile all documents, write check, store everything neatly in a file folder
- Try to stop hyper-ventilating about having a SCHOOL-AGED CHILD next year!
Candice Marie Benbow joins Gardner Literary
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We are excited to announce the newest member of our team! Candice Marie
Benbow is a writer who has written for various outlets including ESSENCE,
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4 weeks ago
3 comments:
Welcome to school. More days and half-days off then you thought possible and a tree and a half of paper per child each year.
That sounds like preschool! Ellie's in school district preschool, though.
14. Wait for snow to stop and schools to open again.
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