Another colony had disappeared this week. It wasn't as big a shock as the last one, sure, but it was still... something to think about ( Read more... )

New term, new class, and Kaidan had to figure out how to handle each of the individual people he'd gotten. Not everyone required a solution he could base on his own time at Brain Camp - or, most of the time, everything that Brain Camp had done wrong that he wished they'd offered him - which was making this... kind of a puzzle ( Read more... )

"That was all for today," Sheila said. "See you next week." Kaidan reached over and ended the call himself, then got up and opened up the door to his office. It was now exactly 0900, and he assumed that was roughly the kind of time he could start to expect parents knocking on his door ( Read more... )

After years and years of the job Kaidan used to do - and would probably get back to as soon as his therapist okayed it - the amount of paperwork involved in teaching at school was downright disappointing. He had a few flimsy pieces of paper to go through, mostly pertaining to the upcoming field trip - which wouldn't be for another month - and that ( Read more... )