Remember when we were children and while eating fish and grits we would need a slice of white bread and water in front of us to get up enough confidence to eat that fried whiting with all those tiny bones? Oh my goodness! I can picture myself crying, "Mommy, I have a bone in my throat!" I'd have to spend the next 20 minutes stuffing plain white bread and water down my throat hoping it would grab and take with it - - that sharp painful bone sitting in my throat! Some things i

What's Up With All This? What's really going on with your child in school? What's truly being comprehended by your student? Does the teacher's daily report honestly reflect the student's progress? How can you tell? Are parents truthfully supporting their child educationally, while the child is in the home? Is it possible that schools, courts, and other entities would create deceptive measures to make it appear that a student is progressing academically when, in fact, the stud