Letter To File

The AP is constantly on Mr. Bill's back, constantly threatening him with letters to file.  Mr. Bill has had enough.  After the last threat of counseling letter, Mr. Bill looked the AP in the eye and said,

"Would you like me to proof read that letter and correct the grammar?  Your command of the English  language is atrocious."  The AP shut his mouth and walked away.

(Picture taken today on the High Line-first time I got to see it with snow on the ground.  Unfortunately most of it was closed due to ice.  This part is my favorite in the fall.  It was so nice walking without too many people around.)

The Scoop

The story behind this:

The mom complained because there were no text books available for her daughter.

The AP said it was the teacher's responsibility to provide books.

The contract says it is the AP's responsibility to provide books and material.

The AP got nasty and threatened the teacher with a letter to file for not providing books.

The teacher, with the help of a great chapter leader grieved.

The teacher won.

The AP got stopped again!!!!

What I'd like to know is how many times will this AP keep pulling this nonsense?  And why, except for a slap on the wrist this administrator goes unpunished?  Does the principal enjoy spending his time on matters brought up by an incompetent?