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Power School Class # 1301
Hi! My son is in Class 1301-3. Anybody else with a son or daughter in 1301??
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Permalink Reply by Robin - Nuke ET on
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Hi Reneec...My son is in Class 1301-5. Whoo Hoo for Power School!!
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Permalink Reply by reneec on
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Yeah-glad they finally are starting! We are heading down next week to spend thanksgiving with him- 14 hour drive but so worth it!
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Permalink Reply by Twinsmom on
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I have two sons in Class 1301! One is section 8 and the other is section 10. So glad they are now on the same timeline, they started bootcamp 5 weeks apart... Will sure miss them not being here for Thanksgiving, but they will be home for Xmas, so that helps!
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That is awesome! That is wonderful that they have this experience to share together! They are very fortunate to have each other when dealing with all the stress that will be heading their way. That is so great they will be home with you for Christmas!
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Permalink Reply by GodBlessAmerica on
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My sailor is in section 1.
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I stand corrected. My son is in section 4.
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My son stated that graduation is tentatively scheduled for May 3. That will be a wonderful Mother's day gift. We are a 16 hour drive from Goose Creek. We went down in October, and we are now making plans to be there for Power School grad.
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Hi sweetcaroliine- we are from michigan..just got back from charleston last night-we had a wonderful time with our sailor and am looking forward to him coming home for christmas. That is awesome about your son's upcoming wedding!
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We are from Milwaukee,WI. That is exciting that you have Christmas, a wedding, and New Years! My sailor bought a truck while he was down there. I love driving on vacation. It is always nice to see other areas of the United States. Eventually, I would like to see all the states, but that's the ultimate bucket list.
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Permalink Reply by SJBAggie83 on
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Today is the day! Congratulations! Let us know how the wedding goes. :-)
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Good afternoon, ladies. My sailor is also in 1301. He's in group 6.
I am fairly new to N4M. I joined when he went to RTC but was too overwhelmed to keep up. I had a group of moms in his division who had formed a FB group of support so I spent most of my time there. I have read all of the responses to this post so far. So I'm catching up. :-)
We drove to Great Lakes for PIR and to Goose Creek for NFAS graduation. It was definitely a long drive for us, too. We are in Texas. We are looking forward to going back for graduation in late spring.
I'm looking forward to getting to know you ladies even better.
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