@amelia_tweetz And, I actually usually end up having to buy a second set of more expensive uniforms in the spring because my kids outgrow the uniforms but they never restock the cheaper things and/or sizes after fall.
@amelia_tweetz None of this ends up actually being true in practice. Kids are people and we all self-sort into our perceived slots. And no, it does not save money. You just end up having two sets of clothes.
@educator4ever36 Well...this is the only way to get individual tutoring in a subject in my school district. Nobody seems to believe you as a parent until that point.
@JahadRiley As long as you put grades in timely and tests are released timely to be able to view. The problem is when this is not done and principals knee jerk to defend teachers instead of investigating and finding a way to help.
@roxclimbing @FiredUpCoug You throw that out there...start school later...but that means work will also have to start later or one parent will have to not work because our society runs on 8am start time for adult employment.
@S_Oberle Well, maybe this is why back in the day kids didn't start school until kindergarten? Some 3 and 4 year olds are not there yet and it's a good chance that they came directly from daycare.
@JillFilipovic The adults in the system. Online tests are quicker to grade. Online practice is required to do well on the online tests. No helping kids manage executive function with planners and writing on paper. It's all on google classroom and it's up to the kids to deal. It sucks.
@ModestTeacher My kids teachers are directly telling them they don’t have to come to school and if they do they will sit and do packets…like punishment
@banjorun@AConcernedPare2 Also, consider that you're falling for an effort to psyop the country into a 4 day work week. If all schools do it, governments will follow suit, etc. Public school in Louisiana is not propaganda laden like other states.
@banjorun@AConcernedPare2 Dude, go grind your axe elsewhere, your personal insults don't hurt my feelings. Yes, I do know the history of public education. Maybe YOU should go back to school though because I said 80+ years, not 400+ years.
@banjorun@AConcernedPare2 Yes, my plan was for them to go to school 5 days a week. This does not make me a bad parent, very nice try though. Maybe have a rational argument on why this is a necessary change instead of ad hominem attacks. Learning science does not back it.