EVENT: Parent Orientation
Meeting
WHEN: Friday August 15, 2014 @ 5:30 pm
Jace, my severely allergic grandson
is entering Pre-K for 4-year olds next week. We’re here for parent orientation
to learn what the school expects from us and what we can expect from them.
There were quite a few people
already seated when we made it to the meeting. We chose a seat on the front row
and made ourselves comfortable as we waited for the meeting to begin.
The first order of business was a
presentation of the history of the school and statistics concerning its
outstanding reputation for educating kids. The speaker provided us with
everything we needed to know about getting our little darlings ready and
delivered to them each day.
I listened intently, as any
first-time grandmother does, with ONE thought in mind. All this information is
great and I thank you for it. BUT, this is not my main concern.
I need/want to talk to someone
about my grandbaby’s medical issues,
namely his “Nut Allergy”. I want to
know who will be in charge of managing his needs, his medicines, his food
consumption, and how they plan to do that.
The final speaker was the school
nurse. BOY was I glad to see her!
Now, this is more like what I came
here to find out. The nurse spoke, I listened. Like a child with a one-track
mind, I could hardly wait until the meeting was over so, I/we could talk to her
alone. I have questions and concerns that only she can address at this time.
So, I wait anxiously for the general meeting to end.
At the end of the general meeting, we found the nurse.
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Coming NEXT: Our visit with the school nurse and the outcome of our meeting.
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Coming NEXT: Our visit with the school nurse and the outcome of our meeting.
how fast the grandkids grow up. My twin frand daughters are now 16 and juniors in high school
ReplyDeleteI hope you got the answers you wanted to hear. I remember having a child with nut allergies. I had to keep an epipen with me and I was taught how to use it. In fact, we had a workshop and the whole school was taught how to use it... just in case.
ReplyDeleteLeona, yay for the nurses. Ha. I'm glad she calmed your fears. I bet at the end of the meeting you found her real fast, too. He's going to be fine. What a guy. Starting his school years. WOW.
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful to see that you are so involved in your grandson's life. Hope all went well when you met with the school nurse.
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