Carrigan's Case Summary

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I wanted to discuss the events of today with you. I understand both you and Mr. White had conversations with Carrigan. Mr. White's conversation led her to believe that she was involved in wrongdoing and left her confused. I would like to understand what the issue was so that I may address any behavior issues with Carrigan. As I understand it, the occurences are:

1. On Wednesday, Carrigan and Weatherly were going to be allowed by Mr. Marion to go to virtual reality (VR) after finishing their work. Mr. Marion provided the "Mustang Money" because they did not have an adequate amount.

2. Mrs. Hanks was not available; therefore, VR did not happen on Wednesday.

3. On Thursday, Mr. Marion informed the girls that Mrs. Hanks was not there again

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