Today, we visited the school BSM will be attending next year. The teacher spoke with BSM, essentially giving him a really cute farher (oral entrance exam), and decided that he belongs in the 4-5 year-old class, rather than the 3-4 year-old class).
At the end of the meeting, the teacher checked that BSM was on his list for the coming year. He was not. "Not to worry," said the teacher, "BSM's registration form probably just got filed with the younger class. As long as you're here, just fill out a new one right quick, and everything will be in order."
So I did. And it was.
It wasn't until I got home that I remembered that I can't just take a few seconds to "fill out Hebrew forms as long as I'm already there." Hebrew forms are hard, and require close reading, occasionally trips to the dictionary, and a thorough proofreading once I think I'm done. Apparently that is no longer always true.
Cool.
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