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Last-Minute Field Trip Permission

The third-grade field trip is [day=Thursday]; I have sleepover logistics, two buses, and [N=62] kids listed but only […

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The third-grade field trip is [day=Thursday]; I have sleepover logistics, two buses, and [N=62] kids listed but only [permissions=44] parent permissions and district transport approval still pending. I don't want to be the one who cancels it in front of teachers and parents. Tell me whether this looks like simple neglect, a breakdown in parent communication, or a district paperwork hold-up, and give the one next message I can send to parents and the one to transportation that protects me from blame.
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Field trip permission at the last staff meeting

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School Administrator

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