Ps 107 Afterschool Novels & Stories

Based on the fact that she was murmuring names of different activities to herself, she was probably looking up more fun things to add to the schedule. “I’ll go get some refreshments”, Claire volunteered and stood up from her seat before sliding her pen and notebook towards Jess. “Can you take over for me for a bit?” Their after-school meetings usually end by 5:30 pm and besides Patricia who was as energetic as ever when it comes to discussing camp plans and schedules, the rest of the committee was already parched around that time, so she usually takes it upon herself to provide refreshments. When she got out of the conference room, she walked in the direction of the vending machines down the

School drop-off: 8:15 AM, always with Matthew or pack security. School pickup: 3:30 PM, same situation. Video therapy sessions: Lunch time, inside the school. After-school activities: None currently. Theo was staying home for the immediate future while he adjusted. Every access point was blocked. Every opportunity had someone watching. Unless... I pulled up the pack's internal calendar, the one I still had access to because Matthew hadn't thought to revoke my permissions. Next week. Pack assembly. Seven PM. Matthew would be there—he'd sent a pack-wide message announcing his intention to address concerns about his leadership. It was supposed to be this big moment where he owned his failures a

"Ms. Shenton, please sign these two information sheets." "Of course." Caroline took the pen and signed. "By the way, I'd like to know what happens if the children struggle academically." Stacy smiled. "Don't worry, Ms. Shenton. Our school offers special after-school programs for newly transferred or accelerated students. They'll receive an extra 1.5 hours of classes after finishing school at 4:00 p.m.…" Caroline felt relieved after listening to Stacy's explanation. This would relieve the pressure on the children.