nalani
Well-Known Member
Ok ... so, let me give you some background on the situation first ...
Here at the school, I set up the computer lab in the halau (hula school) every day. If a teacher wants to block time for his or her entire class, they have to sign up for it on the sign-up sheet that normally hangs on the wall of my cubicle. Well, on Saturday, on the Visual Arts School sponsored by the Foundation opened its Art Exhibit, so the halau has been transformed into an Art Gallery of sorts BUT, because this is the last week of school before the quarter ends, the computers are still set up in the halau, amongst all the art. So, if you were a teacher and you saw that the computers are set up and ready to be used, would you not think that the lab was still open? Pretty obvious, right? Evidentally not ...
Now, because there is art hanging from every available wall space, including the back side of my cubicle, and because having a sign-up sheet in the middle of the art exhibit isn't exactly aesthetically (spelling?) pleasing, I moved the sign-up sheet to my desk. Now here's the thing ... a teacher came and asked me if there was a reason the sing-up sheet isn't hanging up ... I said "yes, because there is art hanging on the wall." Straight question, straight answer. She then asked how long the exhibit was going to be there. I answered "for the next two weeks." Again, straight question, straight answer.
Well, she tells a staff member that I said the computer lab is closed and will remain closed for the next two weeks! WTF is up with that? Had she asked what she meant to ask, she would have been given very different answers ... Hello ... can someone please prescribe her some very basic, fundatmental communication skills????????
AAARRRGGGHHHH ... it's stoopid people monday ....
Here at the school, I set up the computer lab in the halau (hula school) every day. If a teacher wants to block time for his or her entire class, they have to sign up for it on the sign-up sheet that normally hangs on the wall of my cubicle. Well, on Saturday, on the Visual Arts School sponsored by the Foundation opened its Art Exhibit, so the halau has been transformed into an Art Gallery of sorts BUT, because this is the last week of school before the quarter ends, the computers are still set up in the halau, amongst all the art. So, if you were a teacher and you saw that the computers are set up and ready to be used, would you not think that the lab was still open? Pretty obvious, right? Evidentally not ...
Now, because there is art hanging from every available wall space, including the back side of my cubicle, and because having a sign-up sheet in the middle of the art exhibit isn't exactly aesthetically (spelling?) pleasing, I moved the sign-up sheet to my desk. Now here's the thing ... a teacher came and asked me if there was a reason the sing-up sheet isn't hanging up ... I said "yes, because there is art hanging on the wall." Straight question, straight answer. She then asked how long the exhibit was going to be there. I answered "for the next two weeks." Again, straight question, straight answer.
Well, she tells a staff member that I said the computer lab is closed and will remain closed for the next two weeks! WTF is up with that? Had she asked what she meant to ask, she would have been given very different answers ... Hello ... can someone please prescribe her some very basic, fundatmental communication skills????????
AAARRRGGGHHHH ... it's stoopid people monday ....
So....why is the lab closed, anyway? And for how long?
..........nevermind 
