Last Friday I had some difficulty with 3rd period. I left a note with names. (Well, I left two names and two descriptions as I was unable to get names for the other two.) Today I was subbing in the room next door.
The teacher next door recognized the miscreants from their descriptions, and all involved had a nice little talk with the assistant principal. Two of them decided that they weren't going to listen to the assistant principal either, and they got suspended. I'm not sure what happened to the third except that he received some consequence.
The fourth, a girl, owned up to her part in getting named. She got off with having to write me a letter of apology. It read:
Dear Ms. A,
Im writing this letter of apology to you for being disrespectful, loud, and abnoxtious with you in 3rd period on friday September 17, 2009 in Ms K's class room. If I ever have you as a sub again I promise you this will NOT happen again, Im going to try to best I can be and help other students stay on task as well.
im sorry for the inconvinience,
(name redacted)
please accept this apology.
(Note: the spelling and punctuation are all hers.)
She had me in class today. She did no work, but she was called out of class. She knew this was coming, so I can't fault her for not starting something she was going to have to put away after five minutes.
So, what do you think? Should I accept her apology? (I'm prone to, as she owned up to her part and took her consequence seriously.)
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