No, it’s not a made-up thing. There used to be a homework hotline when I was a kid. Three different 1-800 numbers, one each for science, math, and language arts. You’d be put right through to a teacher specializing in that class who’d help you with your problem. And it was all a free service provided by the teachers’ union. Shut down in the mid-90s because of cutbacks.
Here in KS or parts of KS not sure if there is a homework hot line. My kids are done with public school. One went to college for a career that college failed to work with the ACE test.
Catfeet Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Purple is just pink on steroids, Ruthie.
chaosinabox almost 13 years ago
No, it’s not a made-up thing. There used to be a homework hotline when I was a kid. Three different 1-800 numbers, one each for science, math, and language arts. You’d be put right through to a teacher specializing in that class who’d help you with your problem. And it was all a free service provided by the teachers’ union. Shut down in the mid-90s because of cutbacks.
Hillbillyman almost 13 years ago
They have that available in this area where I live (Chattanooga Tennessee) where kids can call in and get some help..
kab2rb almost 13 years ago
Here in KS or parts of KS not sure if there is a homework hot line. My kids are done with public school. One went to college for a career that college failed to work with the ACE test.
Stephen Gilberg almost 13 years ago
Grade schoolers have no sense of proportion.
bmonk almost 13 years ago
At least it’s not (quite) as bad as the story about Black Crayons.
coffeeturtle almost 13 years ago
too bad she can’t get any help from her big brother, Joe.
iced tea almost 13 years ago
It’s great they have Homework Hotline And Joe should get a whippin’ fir flushing a crayon down the toiletl