I just listened to the following message: Hi, Ms.Van Sickle, this Mrs. XXXX (Sophias p.e. teacher, but I will not use her name). When you have a minute, I would like to share something with you because this is pretty important. The best number is to just call my cell (then gives cell). Thank you so much, byebye. Well, I was not going to call this p.e. teacher back until I hear Sophias version of whatever went down, because I know my daughter will tell me the truth and give me her reason for doing whatever it is that the teacher is letting me know she is doing wrong. Apparently, Sophia forged my name on a homework paper where she is supposed to document the colorful foods she eats daily for a week and I was supposed to sign. Apparently, she didnt do the homework then wrote some crap down and forged my signature and the forgery was very obvious. This physical education teacher felt obligated to give me her personal phone number so she could report this misdemeanor. However, this teacher does not realize that Sophia has a personal nutritionist that we pay quite a bit of money to take us shopping, give us recipes, and literally comes to our house to work with Sophia personally. I cannot WAIT to walk in to the school with Shannon (our nutritionist) to let this teacher know whats up. Some diary of documenting a weeks worth of colorful foods does not compare to how I roll.
Posted on: Wed, 05 Nov 2014 00:17:32 +0000
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