Parent Check-in

[oatmanspatient.livejournal.com]

Rover, Martin Blank and Alanna Trebond sit at the registration table with information packets

Included in the packets are:
Your child's/ward's/whatever relationship you have with this person's Class Schedule
A Map of the School and Town
A Schedule of Events for Parents Weekend
The rules and regulations of Parents Weekend
A Coupon Book

At the desk is a sign saying:
Please sign in here for Parents Weekend

And depending who is looking at the sign it will magically say:
To ensure everyone's safety, please surrender any Firearms/Weaponry/Magical doodads that will cause harm to our students.

Your property will be returned to you before you leave.

Thank you!

ETA: Parents/Guardians are now required to check in on their own.
((OOC: In other words... If your parents are somewhat "normal" and unarmed they will not see the message. Unless they are packing some kind of weapon, and then they will be see it. Got it?))

Comments

Re: Refreshments/Mingling

[dorky-broots.livejournal.com]

Broots nodded a bit glumly. "I know Mom, I'm always challenging myself academically. And here, it's actually fun to participate in school activities. Except the time the zombies attacked. But that was cool too, cause I got to help put people back together again."

((Omg, I know! They're so fun to play with! Thank you so much! Will you be here earlier in the day? For the other parent activities? And can I get the password for the Broots journal for the evening so I can totally loose it as I play ten characters, most of whom are talking to each other keep the neccessary convo going?))

Re: Refreshments/Mingling

[thebrootsfamily.livejournal.com]

"Zombies?" Maria asks shaking her head, "tell me you didn't get hurt."

((yes, I should be on in the morning and hopefully into the afternoon. And yeah, will e-mail((

Re: Refreshments/Mingling

[dorky-broots.livejournal.com]

"Not at all, it was actually kind of cool. Except for the whole trying to eat our brains part. And a lot of kids here are really good with weapons." Broots actually smiled. "Like I said, kind of cool."

((Woo! And, recieved and chuckling.))

Re: Refreshments/Mingling

[thebrootsfamily.livejournal.com]

"Eat your brains? And here your father was thinking you wouldn't be getting much physical activity. So you're happy here? It isn't some kind of Cambodian torture camp?" She asks,

"JC, I know the court said you had to come here but you know your father has some friends at the DA's office, I'm sure if we really tried we could get the charges reduced. I don't want you to be unhappy," Maria's voice is soft and filled with compasion.

Re: Refreshments/Mingling

[dorky-broots.livejournal.com]

Broots shook his head. "No, Mom, really, I like it here. And I'm safe here, or so the administration keeps telling me. I'm a lot happier here than I am back home." He grins. "No cam to take up all the water."

Re: Refreshments/Mingling

[thebrootsfamily.livejournal.com]

"All we want is your happiness, it's all we ever want. And I'm glad you like it here," Maria gives him a quick hug, not trying to embarass him but he's been gone for so long.

Re: Refreshments/Mingling

[dorky-broots.livejournal.com]

"Aw, Mom, come on, I'm not five." Broots blushes scarlet but is secretly glad for the hug. "And tomorrow, you get to meet all the people I've been telling you about. Just, don't piss off the psych teacher, please."

Re: Refreshments/Mingling

[thebrootsfamily.livejournal.com]

Maria composes herself, "Of course honey, you're a big grown up man now," she jokes, "and I'm really looking forward to meeting all of them. The people that make this place somewhere you want to stay. Got it, no pissing off the psych teacher."

Re: Refreshments/Mingling

[dorky-broots.livejournal.com]

Broots grinned. "And no eating in the cafeteria."