Nothing wrong with military recruters in school. They are there to learn and they learn they have other options. What you need to do is 1. like the others stated is get your wife on the same sheet of music, make her stop doing things for the kid when he has not earned em. 2. take him in to see a recruter so that he can hear first hand what the requirements are to get in. Last I checked they have to have a HS deploma or GED to get in. 3. make him do every crap thing you can find for him to do around home. Tell him that seeing as isn't concerned about his future you are training him for the jobs he is going to qualify for with a HS deploma and further education after that. 4. set down with him on the internet and look up the facts concerning getting in to play pro ball. The odds are amazing. 5. take him to see college coaching staff if possible. He could darn sure find himself in college and off the team because of grades.
In other words talk to both him and your wife. Talk not yell!
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