My Thirteen-Year-Old Son Sold His Guitar to Help a Classmate. The Police Visit the Next Morning Revealed What Really Happened.
Ticket proceeds, if there were any, would support an accessibility fund managed by the school, with clear spending decisions and oversight.
It was an ambitious idea, and I was pleased that his first question was not how quickly he could sell something.
“Have you asked Autumn what she thinks?” I asked.
“She says only if the fund is for the whole school, not just for her.”
“Then that’s where you start.”
PART 11
Planning the concert tested Noah in ways the guitar sale never had.
There were forms to fill out, rehearsal rooms to reserve, a teacher sponsor to recruit and an auditorium calendar crowded with basketball events.
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