Report cards went out Jan 10.
After many questions and a plethora
of excuses, 15 yr old Princess brought her
Report Card home on Jan 26.
After many questions and a plethora
of excuses, 15 yr old Princess brought her
Report Card home on Jan 26.
Here it is.
Highly suspicious, don't you think?
I'll let you know. . .
"the rest of the story".
"the rest of the story".
Anxiously awaiting the rest of the story. Is the crossed out and marker the teacher's?
ReplyDeleteQuite the mystery! But I'm sure that you will get to the bottom of it! Kathy
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This is going to be good....or really bad on her part. I can't wait to see what the "real" story is!
ReplyDeleteWhen my great-niece was in the third grade, she tried to change her "D" into a "B"....well, it may have worked....IF she had used the same color pen! LOL
{{HUGS}}
Robin :o)
Ruh-roh, Shaggy...looks a little fishy! ;)
ReplyDeleteI am anxiously awaiting the rest of the story here. As a school teacher I am so curious. If I make a written correction to a report card or progress report, I initial it.
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