pool commentary

Apparently the polo camp last week was the one the memo said we are supposed to receive $1350 for, after receiving $500 for the one the year before it. The problem with the daily logs is that the ones who sign for it is frequently STAFF or GUARDS. As noted previously, this practice makes it difficult to determine exactly WHO was responsible for the admissions monies for that day. Whether that practice is just poor management practices or a deliberate attempt to make it difficult to trace, will have to be decided by each person. It is inconsistent, at best, because at other times there are names listed, frequently 2 or 3 names. Maybe 40-50% of the time there is one name at the top. For instance, 7/11/07 the attendance portion shows 3 kids using the pool from 11am to noon. Period. No other swimmers are noted anywhere. At the bottom the children notations have been whited out completely, along with the swim lessons, and the revenues for both. However, on the receipt it notes a $40 check was taken in, along with $67 in cash, for a total of $107. The total number of patrons has been whited out, as have the total amount of revenues, and NO numbers are noted for those categories. NO swim teams were noted either, for that day. This is only one day, of course, but there are several more logs like this.