i choo choo choo-se you
forgetting theere is an assembly in the morning for the kids at my work, i stillmanage to drag myself inside the school gates. i soon realize that i forgot my keys to the room and of all people the vice principal (who never really looks as if she likes me) offers me her keys. i come in the room and i see a note there left by jackie (the other aide that shows up when i leave), stating that she needs a certain third graders chart because there has been a "change in schedule." getting upset because i have only managed to see 6 kids for the second session instead of the 12 i am supposed to see, i get the list out of teachers who i can give notes to asking if any of their kids will ebnefit from the PIP program.
this process isn't a joyride. at times, the teachers don't get back to you right away, sometimes weeks pass by. and if i get a list of referrals from them, i have to send back some parent permission slips. after i get those back i send some WMS forms to the teachers to fill out. after that i can schedule the kids. often times i have had to give forms to them over and over again because they or the parents misplace them.
the worst part is we basically have to kiss the teachers asses. we are "requested" to add a candy to each form w esend out to them in hopes of the teachers being nice enough to send us the completed forms back. these lil notes are so cheesy. they remind me of those valentine day cards that have a cows face and inscribed says something like "you moo-ve me in a special way. happy v-day." pffft please.
here are a few of them:
*please be a sweet-tart and return these forms to be ASAP.
*Hershey hugs to you for returning your PIP forms promptly.
*don't be a Butterfinger and let these forms slip through your fingers. please return ASAP.
like i said....cheesy. i will admit i had used those notes in the beginning, but c'mon they are ridiculous. since sept. to now i have just written please and thank you notes with the PIP logo stamped on them. at times, depending, i will tape a candy there, but NOT with some cheesy lines.
this process isn't a joyride. at times, the teachers don't get back to you right away, sometimes weeks pass by. and if i get a list of referrals from them, i have to send back some parent permission slips. after i get those back i send some WMS forms to the teachers to fill out. after that i can schedule the kids. often times i have had to give forms to them over and over again because they or the parents misplace them.
the worst part is we basically have to kiss the teachers asses. we are "requested" to add a candy to each form w esend out to them in hopes of the teachers being nice enough to send us the completed forms back. these lil notes are so cheesy. they remind me of those valentine day cards that have a cows face and inscribed says something like "you moo-ve me in a special way. happy v-day." pffft please.
here are a few of them:
*please be a sweet-tart and return these forms to be ASAP.
*Hershey hugs to you for returning your PIP forms promptly.
*don't be a Butterfinger and let these forms slip through your fingers. please return ASAP.
like i said....cheesy. i will admit i had used those notes in the beginning, but c'mon they are ridiculous. since sept. to now i have just written please and thank you notes with the PIP logo stamped on them. at times, depending, i will tape a candy there, but NOT with some cheesy lines.
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