27th January Cloudy

Got up early as usual, I sent my daughter to school. But (in)*1 this morning I had another task that was to attend a school brief for upper grade students' parents.
When I stepped in the classroom, I noticed that only half of the parents came and I didn't find anyone I knew. I choosedchose a seat in the back of the room(, which was) besides windows. The teachers introduced(/presented) themselves(or: made their speeches) in English,*2 so that I had to pay more attention. Actually I still missed lots of information they told out*3.
After the brief, I looked around the classroom, and noticed something interesting. The children pasted some pieces of colore paper with their finger pringtingsfingerprints to promise that they will respect the rules(?)(/roles) of their class.
Anyway, it was a nice morning. I knew the teachers and the school life of my daughter more than before. Enjoy your school days, my little girl!

aaa: correction, aaa: suggestion, aaa(/bbb): aaa is better, (...): can be omited  

*1 Usually this "in" is not necessary.

*2 Please note this "," is important here.

*3 I think "miss out" don't have the meaning "fail to hear".

Hello Susie, great job. 

I felt you have a good grounding of English, so you will get better quickly if you keep on training. 

Hope this helps!