Posted on 05/06/2016 4:39:01 AM PDT by SMGFan
A Texas dad says he wasted no time in transferring his daughter to a new school after the 7-year-old reportedly managed to get herself dismissed from school,
“I want Rosabella to go too dus (sic) 131 today!” the second-grader wrote on half a sheet of notebook filler paper in large print, addressing the note to the staff person underneath.
Though the girl was supposed to attend an after-school program on Monday, the note she wrote and delivered to the staff herself worked. The staff excused little Rosabella Dahu, she boarded the school bus and went home.
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LOL! Resourceful.
I’m thinking some of the notes from parents aren’t any better. Bogus parent notes are an art which has been mastered by myriads of students, since there was writing.
I wonder if she used the frying pan down the back of her pants, like my wife said she used to do when she knew she was in trouble when her dad got home. Her other trick was to put on some glasses on ask her dad if he was going to hit a woman wearing glasses. I ‘ll add that neither of these ever worked, even though they were clever attempts.
According to the article, the note allowed her to leave school at the end of the day, instead of staying for the after-school childcare program.
The teachers are the ones that need educating. This was beyond dumb.
The reason she almost got away with it is that some of the letters (a, g, y) were in cursive, which isn’t taught in many schools anymore.
...wonder if she used the frying pan down the back of her pants,...
A frying pan??? And the parents didn’t notice?
I found a 10¢ DC Superman or Action Comics strategically and covertly placed between the pants and the butt worked just fine. Still have all the golden age comic books too...
LOL, of course they noticed.
And some of the notes teachers sent home.
When my sister was six, she stole an adult’s bike from a local Zellers. She walked out the front door with it. The funny thing is the staff held the door for her to ensure she could get it outside.
They didn’t think to check to see if the bicycle had been paid for.
Just a few days ago, I saw where a Freeper wrote “should of” and “could of” in the same post. Anything is possible.
Bus 131
bus 131, to go home
Oh. Thanks. That makes sense. Thought it might have been a rapper (Dus 131) whose performance she was keen to see.
There are a lot of low-IQ people in Houston.
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