The cycle continues. I don't know where he moved yet. I didn't even get to say goodbye--which is usually the case. I hate that about my job. Some of the kids will track me down and say goodbye when they are about to move--at which point I will pull a quarter out of their ear or give them a sticker or something and give them the ole, " be good and remember what I taught you..." speach.
Many of the kids don't even know they are moving. It just happens.
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Our students usually bring their check out papers themselves to be initialed (middle school) so we usually always get to say goodbye.
It is always so sad for me when a good student is moving, especially when I know they are going to a school that does not have a good choir program and they love music. You just have to hope that the light will continue and find other ways to their passion.
yeah, sometimes i get to sign them out, but more often than not, the kid doesn't even show up the day they check out, it is a suprrise to everyone--and it's usually on a monday morning. The mom just decided to pack up and haul the kid to another school.
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