So does everyone just supplement at home? What are you doing at home?

Anonymous
It's spotty, but it does get taught, I think starting 1st or 2nd, DD learned about adjectives, adverbs, verbs. Other DC learned more in 4th grade. This is in MCPS, not W school.
Anonymous
Is the curriculum different in the W clusters, 8:21? I know everything else is better there (better teachers, better facilities, better cafeteria food), but now you are hinting that they teach other material in a W school versus the Rest of County?
Anonymous
Cursive is a huge waste of time.

But otherwise, I would always supplement. I do not understand the attitude at all of parents who do not take an active role in their children's education. This just seems neglectful to me.
Anonymous
My middle schooler (in a W cluster) has been learning sentence diagramming--last year and this.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Is the curriculum different in the W clusters, 8:21? I know everything else is better there (better teachers, better facilities, better cafeteria food), but now you are hinting that they teach other material in a W school versus the Rest of County?


Better butlers...

But no, it's the same curriculum everywhere. W schools, schools in Ganginfestedlandia, and schools in Bumfuckistan (where I live) all have the same curriculum.
Anonymous
Anonymous[b wrote:]Is the curriculum different in the W clusters, 8:21? [/b] I know everything else is better there (better teachers, better facilities, better cafeteria food), but now you are hinting that they teach other material in a W school versus the Rest of County?


PP here. No, it's not different. I only stated we are in a non W cluster because some people seem to think only W cluster schools have better everything, including teachers and what is taught, that some how, the non W cluster schools aren't good.

And no, they don't have better cafeteria food. All MCPS schools have the same cafeteria food.
Anonymous
We don't supplement. Kids are in HGC and MS magnet. They are getting a better education than I received at those ages.
post reply Forum Index » Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS)
Message Quick Reply
Go to: