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NuklearArel - March 6, 2007 12:16 AM (GMT)
http://benpc91.livejournal.com/4547.html

Something I'm never going to let go...

Dear Principal,

Before construction of my high school, before the votes to pass it - "We promise that [this high school] will have all courses that [the neighbor high school] has." Or something around those lines...

Since 4th grade, I knew my neighbor high school had Japanese class, and I always looked forward to this. Then I heard about the construction of a high school in my town, and that it would have everything my neighbor high school has.

Then came the day when we were choosing our World Language. What's this? "Spanish, French, Italian". That's it? Well, I was okay with it, and signed up for my third year of Spanish. Then they gone and move me down to Spanish II since "Freshmen don't belong in Spanish III". Okay, so I just have to put up with the same things from last year. No big deal. Especially when I constantly put in their suggestion box a request for a Japanese course.

Rumors spread in the middle of the school year. "We might be getting a German and Japanese course." Good, at least this school actually listens to their students, unlike my middle school. Now to choose my electives~~... What?


World Languages:
Spanish 1
Spanish 2
Spanish 3
French 1
French 2
French 3
Italian 1
Italian 2
Italian 3

Eheheheh... Same courses as our neighboring high school huh? This school has been around for four years, and yet we're still lacking classes that our neighboring high school has?

Well guess what, be prepared for a whole bunch of copies of this complaint in your suggestion box. I'm getting tired of your same excuse, which I quote, "We cannot find the teacher."; "We don't have enough money." You should've planned ahead then. You should've watched your words when you convinced us all to vote for the construction of this school. You should pay attention to the students who actually looked forward to your school, only to be disappointed once they arrive.

In my eyes, I have been ignored by this school, just like my middle school. Not only did you show no sign of a Japanese course, but you haven't even replied back to me about my requests. I hope you can understand why I feel this way.


Sincerely,
Ben P.C.


Well, that's pretty much a censored (censored out private information) and informal version of what I'm going to send him.
Now, please don't say I'm overreacting. Yes, I've considered the other possibilities (just, they either don't work/don't have enough money). But for your high school to shoot down something that you've been looking forward to ever since you were in 4th grade is just... I don't even know the right word to say.
Any suggestions what I should do with this letter before sending it in? (Besisdes making it more formal, I'm working on that...)

Ritios - March 6, 2007 02:19 AM (GMT)
Make it more harsh and provoking ! >_> (I'm rash but ... all my teachers are fun and they can put up with me being an ass) YAY PROVOKING!!!!

Sunny - March 6, 2007 02:39 AM (GMT)
You're right to feel that way. High schools shouldn't promise anything without backing it up. =(

Sirth - March 7, 2007 09:32 PM (GMT)
Wow. Suddenly I'm feeling lucky my school even had German and Japanese. Don't know of anything to add. Good luck in getting through to him though, and hope you can someday learn the language you want to speak someday.

NuklearArel - March 8, 2007 11:22 PM (GMT)
I'm now getting the support of the students first by the art of petitions.
I'm not making the letter provoking... But the petition header...
QUOTE
We have lost that which we have been promised!
We have been promised to have
“everything [the neighboring school] has”.
However, we have been lied to, deceived, by this very school!
Attached here is a list of what this school has stolen from us!
We have to take a stand and retrieve what has been stolen!

Right below it, they sign there name and the class they want.
I'm trying to keep it hidden from the principal and anyone else from the head office.
Once I get enough signatures, I'm going to use it as support during a speech next Board of Ed. meeting.
Yes, I have planned this thoroughly, and giving my best shot for this.

After the meeting, if nothing is mentioned by the office towards me, that's when groups come into place. The people who want their classes as much as I do mine will join up with me and...
...
...I haven't gotten that far yet...

Leon Magnus - March 8, 2007 11:56 PM (GMT)
Use your laser! Ok, no, but still, my school doesin't have any laguage classes exept Spanish, thats it. Thout i'm not to type to yell at the district until we get Japanese and overthrow the mexicans from our border. Anyway, you've thought out this well, and I respect that alot. xD

Ritios - March 9, 2007 10:19 PM (GMT)
PROVOKINGNESSS!!!!




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