On 28 Jan 05  16:22:22, Sharon Coyne got back to Danny Ceppa 
-> Re: Back to topic...

 DC> But, it was in what classes they took and what teachers they had.

 SC> You are talking about high school here, correct? I know here there
 SC> isn't a choice of classes at the elementary school level. I'm not sure
 SC> there was much of a choice of teachers at the high school level. Maybe
 SC> a second teacher taught the same course, but you didn't get to choose
 SC> unless there was a problem. 

No, there are different allowable curricula.  They ended up 
taking what amounts to Basket Weaving 101.  


 DC> My input to the school was discarded as I was the Non-Custodial
 DC> Parent.  It didn't matter if the were kept out of school for
 DC> days and even weeks at a time.

 SC> That is where the school should have stepped in. It is illegal
 SC> anywhere for kids to miss that much school. Here the parents could be
 SC> arrested for the kid not attending school. One woman actually spent
 SC> time in jail for it. 

Again, not in this state.  It was termed "an excused absense".  


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