Reply to "Excused or UnExcused for jobs"

Buckeye 201510,000+ posts

As others have said.....there are times that it has to be a case by case issue where a hard line on the rules just may not work. Sounds like this the case. If the kid is showing up to practice regularly even though he's not seeing playing time and needs to miss a practice due to financial hardship, I'm not sure how you can not give the kid a break, especially since you know for a fact that this is the case. Now if you get a "my great aunt's sister's cousin who I have never met is in the hospital and my mom wants me to go see her".....maybe not so much

4/26/1912:38 PM

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