DC hates boarding school

Anonymous
At what point would you let them come home?
Anonymous
It’s going to depend a lot on the specifics of the situation. A failing or severely depressed kid - now, at winter break, and they can go to public or homeschool or one of the alternative schooling options while applying out and determining the next best step. A kid who just finds themselves in a school they don’t like that’s a bad fit? Start the process of applying out but grit it out through the end of the year.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It’s going to depend a lot on the specifics of the situation. A failing or severely depressed kid - now, at winter break, and they can go to public or homeschool or one of the alternative schooling options while applying out and determining the next best step. A kid who just finds themselves in a school they don’t like that’s a bad fit? Start the process of applying out but grit it out through the end of the year.

This exactly!
Anonymous
What age and grade is child?

They do not like the social or academic life?

When did they start?

Do they have specific challenges that are making it difficult?

It’s tough to offer doing suggestions without the full picture.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:What age and grade is child?

They do not like the social or academic life?

When did they start?

Do they have specific challenges that are making it difficult?

It’s tough to offer doing suggestions without the full picture.


OP: You have not shared enough information in order for knowledgeable posters to offer advice/suggestions.
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