The Facts of Life -- "Adoption" Part 1

(Season 1, Episode 10) Mr. Bradley gives the girls an assignment having to do with their family trees. However, Natalie is reluctant to show hers in class do to the fact that the family that raised her is her adopted family. This prompts Blair to help Natalie find the name of her real mother by using her mother's clout to cut through some red tape and sealed records.

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[MsSarcia]

@heartofgold1989 you could be right, it just seem odd-- you think with a rich high price tag school like EastLand they would have teachers for every subjects and headmaster would be left to do headmaster jobs (Which I assume compare to a school principle). But like you said; The Facts of Life is just a TV sitcom show, so. :)

[heartofgold1989]

@MsSarcia one I agree it is only a show. But 2. in a lot of small private schools it can be like that. I went to a small on where as a young child where the dean taught the Bible study class ( it was a christian school) and the older classes had girls in some of the classes ages 14 to 18, it all depends.

[MsSarcia]

@4everhumbled I know damn, but does it mean I can't ask questions? :D

[4everhumbled]

@MsSarcia damn girl, its just a show!

[MsSarcia]

What kind of school is that, a head master is also playing the role of an English teacher and the only 7 students he has is the ones that live with Ms. G? Molly, Tootie, Natalie, Blair, Cindy, Sue Ann and Nancy. Plus their different age groups, what are they doing in the same class doing the same assignment, like when he had them do a poem and then read off their grades at their dorm.