prank

Lloyd here: I’ve had a long day today. I wasn’t sure just when our executive director Scott Ernstmeyer came to school each morning. He’s almost always there before me, and I didn’t want to take any chances, so I arrived at 6:30. Wouldn’t you know it? Scott didn’t arrive until 8:00 today.

Okay, it’s not actually filled with packing peanuts, but it sure looks like it is. Scott had a big meeting first thing in the morning. When he saw his office he just turned around and walked away. Later he would claim the he was never taken in. Sure, Scott.

One of our office staff was even more effective today. Kristine normally takes care of coordinating substitute teachers, but she’s been sick lately. Her email read:

As of next week, I will no longer be the substitute coordinator. I have made every effort to find an “outside” person to take this job on, but have had no success. The only option we have is for the teachers/staff to share this responsibility. Please see the list below for your week that you will have “sub duty”. Stop by anytime and I can give you the training on how to be the sub person! Due to the number of weeks left in the school year, teachers have been chosen by random.

You should have heard the complaining.