DS got a letter from CC today asking for him to add his proposed senior year activities and have guidance counselor initial off and also have nurse verify his height/weight. There was a form for the 12th grade activities but nothing for the school nurse. How should he proceed with that? Just have nurse write a letter and sign it and fax?
Also, I will share about what happened when I asked his HS to do this today. The nurse was out so I will complete that task later, I asked the Guidance Counselor office for assistance with sending the new form from CC that we received today. They balked and said they could not verify something ie. 12th grade activities that have not occured. I showed them the letter from CC but they looked bewildered and said his coach should sign off on it. I said it asks for his counselor not his coach. BTW, there were both athletic and club activities listed for 12th grade. The bottom line was I asked if they could help me or not and they said no, I then asked to see the school Principal who graciously viewed the paperwork and initialed/signed off verifying the info. This is the only bad experience I have ever had with DS's school. I probably made them mad because before I left I said, "You are supposed to help, not hinder" and which time the guidance receptionist told me I was rude. I am not a confrontational person but I needed help. If I sound like I was out of line please let me know.
Also, I will share about what happened when I asked his HS to do this today. The nurse was out so I will complete that task later, I asked the Guidance Counselor office for assistance with sending the new form from CC that we received today. They balked and said they could not verify something ie. 12th grade activities that have not occured. I showed them the letter from CC but they looked bewildered and said his coach should sign off on it. I said it asks for his counselor not his coach. BTW, there were both athletic and club activities listed for 12th grade. The bottom line was I asked if they could help me or not and they said no, I then asked to see the school Principal who graciously viewed the paperwork and initialed/signed off verifying the info. This is the only bad experience I have ever had with DS's school. I probably made them mad because before I left I said, "You are supposed to help, not hinder" and which time the guidance receptionist told me I was rude. I am not a confrontational person but I needed help. If I sound like I was out of line please let me know.