Eagle Eye Guy
My daughter's school has a program that encourages father's and male figures to participate in school by volunteering. It used to be called "Eagle Eye Dad", but has been changed to Guy to be more inclusive. As soon as communication about the program came out, I signed up on the waiting list. The program coordinator reached out to me and I got a day scheduled. All I knew was that it would go from 7:30-11 on a Friday. I was hopeful that I would get assigned to my daughter's room, but didn't know what it was that I would actually be doing. Because I wasn't sure what I would be doing, I did not tell my daughter what I was doing. I didn't want to build expectations in her mind that wouldn't be met. The day-of, I left a bit earlier than normal and my wife walked my daughter to school at the normal time. I checked in at the office and started helping in the car line, which was busier than normal thanks to the rain. I got my itinerary and was h