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my son at thayer
Anonymous:
my son was at the school, i found that the staff was unorganized and lied. school work was always the last. push ups ad being smoked or getting ready for drills. we wanted him to graduate high school. learn you have to be responsible for yourself. what he learned was survival skills. kids getting high off cleaning products? ya it happened.... im so sorry i sent my son there.he has come home a more grateful person. im glad he survived. he just got a call from a kid he was in with and learned of the other kids death.somehow im not surprised. if any parents have not seen this place first hand, its a pit. when i drove up my heart sank looks like a prison. actually prisons are nicer looking. well im rambling but i just wanted you all to know we pulled our son beacuse his needs were not being met as our werent. i would not recomend Thayer. my heart goes out to the family of the child that died at Thayer.
Anonymous:
ex cadets im me at nonesuch2890
Cptnemo:
Dear Friend: I just finished reading your post. Perhaps you and your son could attend English-language camp.
If you really want to punish him, just have junior read your prose for an hour. Now that would be torture!
Best Regards, Nemo
The Liger:
A gleeful Nemo finds a way to distract readers from the message in Anon's post.
A parent was humble enough to realize that Thayer was a bad choice. He/she isn't here to make excuses or validate that bad choice. Not like some parents...
--- Quote ---On 2005-05-16 19:07:00, Cptnemo wrote:
"Dear Friend: I just finished reading your post. Perhaps you and your son could attend English-language camp.
If you really want to punish him, just have junior read your prose for an hour. Now that would be torture!
Best Regards, Nemo
"
--- End quote ---
tlcrescue:
now was that really necessary nemo? What if their first language is a foreign language?
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