Author Topic: Suspended Permanently  (Read 4312 times)

So in my homeschool group, every Tuesday we have Co-Op (pretty much school classes with other homeschoolers) and after class, this kid Aaron grabs my head from behind and scrapes my forehead. I'm not sure what I did, but I elbowed him in defense, pulled away, and quickly jabbed at his stomach. He swung back, hitting me in the shoulder. And that's when the teacher called us off.


Two days later, my parents got an e-mail from the director of the program saying she wants to "discuss my behavior." I can be suspended from the program for this. My dad called her twice to defend me, and didn't get a call back. Instead, the director e-mailed my mom that my dad called her and that it would be best to meet face-to-face to, again, "discuss my behavior."

What the forget, I didn't do anything wrong.

I am likely to be questioned about this on Tuesday.
Whatdo.
« Last Edit: December 06, 2011, 04:43:48 PM by Vegetarian Zombie »

Well that's a confusing situation



Tattle tale on Aaron

It's likely she's already talked with his mom, his mom is kind of an executive

I really have all the disadvantages here :/

It's likely she's already talked with his mom, his mom is kind of an executive

I really have all the disadvantages here :/
Curses. Your screwed.

why do you need to go to the co-op things?

Wow, that sucks
Can you tell us why he grabbed you?

why do you need to go to the co-op things?

I don't see people my age otherwise.

I'm a homeschooler.

Wow, that sucks
Can you tell us why he grabbed you?

No clue.

then what were you doing before this happened?

Standing and talking to people.


>homeschooled
>go to co-op

why do you do this when it's called: "HOMEschool"?

>homeschooled
>go to co-op

why do you do this when it's called: "HOMEschool"?
It's just a name. Some people namely you take it to literally and blow it out of proportion.

>homeschooled
>go to co-op

why do you do this when it's called: "HOMEschool"?
because otherwise he'll have the social skills of a jellyfish.