The Enforcer

Highland Village, TX - August 15, 2008 - A North Texas mom, discouraged by a spoiled child having to take a summer school course, was encouraged by Bill Gates' speech, "11 Rules of Life" given at his high school recently

Her idea is revolutionary and will change the feel-good, politically correct teachings, which have created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and how this concept sets them up for failure in the real world, as Mr. Gates stated.

The idea is simple:

Schools have adopted a grade eSembler which allows parents to view their child's grades at any time, even receive a notification of a failing grade. The system works in conjunction with the eSembler, restricting extracurricular activities, such as, cell phone usage, Myspace, credit cards, student id privileges, etc.

The student would be notified, via text or email, giving them an opportunity to redeem themselves prior to interruption of privileges. In an ever-changing world of technology, this cuts their life-line without the physical or emotional confrontation between parent and child.

The developer of this program hears repeated stories from clients telling of their college-aged students moving back home, after partying away college funds and accruing massive student loan debt. The Enforcer, "enforces" students to maintain passing grades!

This program should be used in the reverse as well, praising and rewarding honor roll achievement.

When implemented this program will change generations forever!

For more information contact: Daneya Wiseman North Texas Mom at 469 853-8211, email: daneya.wiseman3@verizon.net.

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