You know I’m here to help you do your best, right?
Okay…
Is everything okay, Callie?
You finished so early. I think so, Ms. Hernández.
Later...
I’m Callie’s math teacher.
You must be Callie Rodriguez’s dad.
I am. How can I help you?
Hmm, okay. Is there something wrong? I tell her to make sure she does all her homework-
No, she’s doing fine. Better than fine.
In fact, I think my class may be too easy for her.
Too easy?!
She needs to be more challenged.
There’s a special STEM program in the district that Callie should be a part of.
And based on the doodles I keep seeing on her homework, I also think Callie should go to Space Camp.
Space Camp? We can’t afford--
Please, leave that to me. There’s a scholarship program. I think she has a real shot…
AN ASTRONAUT’S STORY
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