How to Contact Mr. Damon

 

If you are a student:

You may contact me in the following ways:

  • In person.  Click on my schedule to find out where I am.
  • By e-mail at * - I usually respond within 2 or 3 days.  Please put your class, your group, your last name, your first name and what you are writing about.  Example:  

    To:
     

    Subject:
    4eSA4 DuPont Dominique - Which book?
*Special Note:    Also, please do not put my e-mail address into your address book in Outlook, Netscape Communicator, AOL or any other e-mail system.  Why not?  Because certain viruses find your list and send virus-infected files to all the people in the list.  You would not believe the number of virus-infected e-mails I get because of this, since hundreds of students have my address.  Thank you for your cooperation. 

If you have a piece of work for me which you could not give to me in class:

When you hand in late homework, it is best to give it to me directly in class. DO NOT use the mailbox "Courrier élèves/professeurs" by the Auditorium entrance. I have had very bad luck with that box in the past because if a student forgets to put "for Mr. Damon" on the top of the paper, the paper is thrown in the trash. Instead, it is best to find me personally. If I am not in the Biology Preparation Room (which is between A1 and A2), the people in there will either be able to tell you where I am or will be able to take the paper and put it in my mailbox. To find out where I am, you can also check my weekly schedule.

If you would like to send me homework by e-mail, click here to find out the rules about how I would like you to do that.

 

If you are a parent:

You may contact me in English or in French in the following ways listed below.  The list is in my order of preference.   If your intention is to set up an appointment to meet with me (outside of the annual parent-teacher evenings), please have a look at my schedule so that you can suggest a time.

  • By e-mail at - I usually respond within 2 or 3 days.  Please identify yourself clearly, stating the name and class of your child.  
  • By note or letter - which you can give to your child to give to me or you can post it directly to the school.  
  • By telephone - I'm rarely at leisure to answer the phone at school but you can always leave a message.

 

© A.W. Damon 2010

 

Last modification: 2010-01-03

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