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Subject: Re: Parent-Teacher Conferences Author: Ivy to Levi, Avraham, Joseph, and Yitzchak [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 16:52:27 09/30/12 Sun In reply to: Levi, Avraham, Joseph & Yitzchak 's message, "Re: Parent-Teacher Conferences" on 13:20:25 09/29/12 Sat Hi guys, At my school, the conferences are optional unless the teacher or parent requests it. In my case, the teachers requested it. They probably do say more in the conferences. I remember one year my dad went to my conference because my mom was busy and he came back saying that my teacher preferred the American League over the National League in baseball, which is really strange because we live in National League territory. I don't think they could go on for hours just talking about students, though, without getting off track at least once. I'm dreading it because, as I mention, the teachers requested it. I am a good student academic-wise and behavior-wise, but school bores me. I don't know why they requested it, though. It might be because I argue a lot - especially with certain teachers. Or, some of the things I pulled in the past few week, whether pranks, things I wrote or said, are questionable. English teachers I had in the past called me blunt. Those are my hypotheses. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]