Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Character
I was taking Corry to school and I suddenly realized we had forgot his scooter. He uses his scooter to help him get home. He then told me it is as school I got it taken away from him. Then he told me why, he had been told twice not to ride it on the play ground. With his second warning a teacher took it away from him, telling him he will get it back at the end of the school year. He told he knew it was his fault and understood why it was taken away.. I told him good job, but I will call the school and see if he could have it back. We live about a mile from the school and on the days I work this helps him get home. I called and spoke to the safety coach told her what was going on and asked if there was anyway he could have it back. She was surprised to know it had been taken away, because usually they inform her of what is going on. She told me she would check into the matter and get back with me. When she called me back she was informed by the principal that Corry had been rude and disrespectful and was not willing to listen to him. As she was relaying this to me, she expressed her surprise for she had never know Corry to act in such a manner. All this was done in front of another teacher, so she told me she was going to get with that other teacher...Another phone call from her and she tells me that the other teacher told her that Corry was in fact very respectful. He gave up his scooter up with no questions asked. The condition Corry needed to follow was that he was to bring his scooter straight to the office every morning and he would get it back. She had a conversation with Corry expressing this and told him he could have his scooter after school. The next day I asked Corry to grab is scooter and he tells me that he went to the office and the secretary would not let him have it. The principal said Corry could not have it until the end of the school year. After hearing this I called and spoke with the safety coach explaining what happened again. She was very apologetic and I just laughed told her I was not mad. That I understood miss communication and just was asking that he gets it back today. She reassured me that would happen. Then she preceded to tell me how proud she was of Corry for being respectful and willing to obey his teachers and the secretary. She told me most kids his age would have not acted this way, and was thankful that as a parent I was patient and understanding. I love this kid and all that he is, I am thankful daily for the mighty man of God he is turning into...Just my 2cents
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