Testing, testing...
It's time for a logic check.
Say you are a school system. Your teachers are required to submit Last Date of Attendance records at set periods, to show that the students are actually attending class. These are submitted about once a month.
Now pretend that on October 11th, a teacher submits LDAs for her students.
DOES IT MAKE SENSE to send those students a letter - on October 14th - informing them that they've been reported as not attending the class since 10-10-05, and offering them counseling help?
DOES IT?
*taptaps on logic microphone*
...Is this thing even on?
Say you are a school system. Your teachers are required to submit Last Date of Attendance records at set periods, to show that the students are actually attending class. These are submitted about once a month.
Now pretend that on October 11th, a teacher submits LDAs for her students.
DOES IT MAKE SENSE to send those students a letter - on October 14th - informing them that they've been reported as not attending the class since 10-10-05, and offering them counseling help?
DOES IT?
*taptaps on logic microphone*
...Is this thing even on?