parasaurolophus
Footballguy
My son goes to school in the same city as I did. He attends the school that was our rival, but it is built pretty much identical and has the same rules, always has. My son is going to homecoming this weekend. His date is from a different school. In order for her to attend as his date a form needed to be filled out. It was a contract. She needed to sign it, her parents needed to sign it, her principal even needed to sign it. All stems from a few years ago when some students from another high school attended the dance and started fights that led to some injuries. As you can imagine, there was a lawsuit.
When I attended we had 7 class blocks a day. My son has 4. So classes that I took all year, he now only takes for a semester.
You are not allowed to wear hats at sporting events. Not even school hats. The only exception is for outdoor games he is allowed to wear a plain winter hat.
There is assigned parking. Each space (with the exception of a few blocks for guests) has a number painted on the ground. You must put a sticker on your car with the matching number. A van patrols the parking lot and it is taken very seriously when a car is in a spot without that sticker during school hours. I remember my parking pass was stuck to a cassette case so I could move it from car to car depending on which friend had access to a car that day and we just took whatever spot was open.
I went to high school when flannel was popular. There are some girls I went to high school with I would have liked to see wearing what girls wear today. When the weather is nice and I drop my son off I have to shake my head. Sorry homer, no pics.
Others?
When I attended we had 7 class blocks a day. My son has 4. So classes that I took all year, he now only takes for a semester.
You are not allowed to wear hats at sporting events. Not even school hats. The only exception is for outdoor games he is allowed to wear a plain winter hat.
There is assigned parking. Each space (with the exception of a few blocks for guests) has a number painted on the ground. You must put a sticker on your car with the matching number. A van patrols the parking lot and it is taken very seriously when a car is in a spot without that sticker during school hours. I remember my parking pass was stuck to a cassette case so I could move it from car to car depending on which friend had access to a car that day and we just took whatever spot was open.
I went to high school when flannel was popular. There are some girls I went to high school with I would have liked to see wearing what girls wear today. When the weather is nice and I drop my son off I have to shake my head. Sorry homer, no pics.
Others?
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