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3. And I thought it was the discovery that all those vacation days off

Reply to proud2BlibKansan (Original post)

Sun Nov 25, 2012, 01:22 PM

Nov 2012

are really spent evaluating student work and preparing to return to class after the holiday. Or the complaints of family members because you can't participate in any Sunday events since you are always preparing for work the next day.
Personally, I have always been so busy that I rarely knew or cared what the principal was doing or how they related to staff.

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And I thought it was the discovery that all those vacation days off iemitsu Nov 2012 #3

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