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Or just don't turn it in at all because it was optional?Cowboyhockey14 wrote:JALLEN wrote:As long as they don't mind getting a reply that says "none of your business", what the hey?
None of you business or maybe the paper turned back shredded in an envelope!
The last part is the REAL PROBLEM. It wasn't intended that the parents know about it. BAD.OldCannon wrote:The survey was _never_ given to parents, nor intended for parents to see.
Parents shouldn't be allowed to interfere with school functions. They are only a breeding pair in this modern culture where the collective is in charge of assimilation.OldCannon wrote:The survey was _never_ given to parents, nor intended for parents to see.
This forum really, really needs a "like" button....IMHO.SigM4 wrote:Wow, don't even know what to say in regards to that survey.
Either that, or turn it in (without a name, it's optional after all) after having been used as a target for rimfire practice?JALLEN wrote:As long as they don't mind getting a reply that says "none of your business", what the hey?
Well, I agree with that. The problem is that the journalism teacher apparently didn't talk to the students about how dangerous such a line of questioning could be (in terms of security). It's not clear, however, if a teacher ever saw it.OldCurlyWolf wrote:The last part is the REAL PROBLEM. It wasn't intended that the parents know about it. BAD.OldCannon wrote:The survey was _never_ given to parents, nor intended for parents to see.