Survival

The show went on as planned and was well received. Those who attended seemed to enjoy it, anyhow. I was disappointed with the number of tickets that were sold and we didn't make quite enough money as I had hoped, but there should be enough to pay for the outstanding camp bill. However, it looks like we'll holding a car wash soon. The prep for the show was a blast! A former student volunteered to do the sound and he had everyone dancing up a storm just before we let people in.

My AP syllabus was submitted last week, as was the audit form. The audit form, however, has to be faxed in. So far, it hasn't been listed as "received" on their website. I'm hoping that it's just due to the rush of syllabi with the deadline looming last week. To be honest, I'm not sure my will be accepted. I think know that I forgot to make one requirement very plain and I'm not sure they'll figure out where it was to fit in. Either way, it's done for now.

As for everything else, the year is ending, budgets are being cut and people are leaving. No one new will be taking their places. I'm a bit worried about what will happen to several populations within our school and how we'll cope with getting them thru. Our WASL scores were released and they were not as good as last year. Several theories abound on this... my personal one is that the students really believed that the state legislature would save them from having to pass ALL portions of the test. No such luck for the major slackers.