Posted on Nov 18, 2007 - 4:51pm by Mrs.Lisa in Health, education, parenting
Oh my gosh! My son just missed a week of school. And it was a short week, since Monday was a holiday. And he has SO MUCH MAKE-UP WORK!! Which to me is really weird, since I have felt that the boys haven’t had enough homework at this school. I guess that just means that they just jam pack the school day full of work!
I have to say I honestly feel like keeping him home another day just so he can get caught up! He is still slightly feverish. He has asthmatic bronchitis. I took him to a clinic yesterday to have him checked out and get an antibiotic. I really liked the clinic. It was clean and neat and upgraded. It didn’t look like an old doctor’s office from the 60’s, like so many we’ve been to.
The doctor that saw him was really sweet and attentive, to both Shawn and me. That is definitely a plus - when the doctor can easily and comfortably converse with the parent and the child. She was really cool. She even had on sexy boots that were black and fishnets! That was a surprise to see! She had the outfit put together tastefully, it wasn’t tacky at all. It just made me feel more comfortable with her, to know there really was a ‘woman’ under that lab coat - and a cool one, at that!
I also forgot to get the doctor’s note for Shawn to have unexcused absences. If you have more than five per semester, you need a note. I’ll have to see if my husband can go by there tomorrow.
Back to this make-up work, though, oh my! I don’t know how I’ll get this kid caught up. I’m sure it just looks overwhelming on paper, and once we get to working on it, and once we talk with the teachers - everything will be alright. All of the seventh grade teachers said at the orientation that they are willing to work with the kids. Some of them come to school early and some of them stay late, and all of them are willing to give their time outside of class if a student needs it. So I’m sure as long as Shawn and I and the teachers stay in communication, we will get him caught up! Darn his asthmatic lungs, though!
4 Responses
Deborah Dera
November 21st, 2007 at 8:42 am
1The glory of asthma…I dread the winter because I know any chest cold will linger and stay because of my asthma. I hope your son is feeling better now.
Deborah
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Mrs. Lisa
November 28th, 2007 at 10:20 am
2Yeah, it’s a real pain in the neck, huh?
Thank you for the well-wishes!
Deb
November 28th, 2007 at 1:39 pm
3My son is in “make-up” work mode after vacation. He isn’t very happy about it.
Glad he’s doing better though.
Mrs. Lisa
November 28th, 2007 at 2:29 pm
4Oh yeah, your son has just about the same amount of missed days! It’s such a pain!
Thanks for the sweet thought!
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