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March 17, 2009 12:36:42 PM

Your Name:

LaTasha

Category:

Behavior

Title:

School Trips on Layaway

Your Story:

I live in Paterson, NJ and my nephew just transferred here from Texas and started kindergarten. My sister showed me a notice from his school that gave parents the option of putting the upcoming school field trip on layaway. The notice read: Attention parents, you can now opt for the $3.00 a week layaway plan for the upcoming field trip!

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