Something for Something

I feel this school is turning more austere, and I don't like that. I hope the chaos mixed with the zero intolerance for anything plus the drama between teachers and students is not a harbinger of what Chinquapin will become. To me all of this is rather novel. I guess because I was used to the loving, homey, and nurturing Chinquapin I grew up in. Yes, we called it family, not so much to sell it to donors and perspective teacher, as we do now, but because we truly felt like a family. We truly felt loved. I truly felt loved. But now it seems it's all about business. I guess it's something for something. Loving family environment in exchange for a more professional and "efficient" system that train people for college. And it's no only me saying it; there are other our there too scare to speak up.