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Was this the crack that let them in? . I shook hands, saw a chair, sat down. The principal looked at me disapprovingly. Holding my son's report card, he said: " I don't understand why you would be concerned wit...read more
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by Ken Marek
Jimmy's home located three blocks from his school has three bedrooms, three baths, and a three car garage. His father owns a business and has an excellent health care package that affords Jimmy regular doctor visits. ...read more
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by Mark Cherpak
Teachers vs. Students: The school system within the past few years has taken a turn for the worse. In recent studies, the 'SAT'scores reveals the truth as seventy-five percent of students failed the nations exam! This ...read more
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