Does your child know the pledge of allegiance?

[Anonymous]

It wasn't taught in our DCPS PK4 last year and I don't think it's being taught this year in K as far as I am aware.

[Anonymous]

Yes, my kids learned it in pre-k, which was at a Catholic school

[Anonymous]

I went to private schools my whole life and never had to say it nor learned it. My kids are in public and have said it everyday since K.

[Anonymous]

Yes, they both learned it in elementary school.

[Anonymous]

It is said at our MCPS elementary school every morning.

[Anonymous]

Another poster whose kids don't know it and don't know there is a pledge. Not important to our family.

[Anonymous]

APS here and they say it every morning

[Anonymous]

Learned it in private preschool and now say it everyday in public. Can't think of a single reason why I wouldn't them learning it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I prefer my children not say it. They know why and they agree

Then why don't you f g move out of this country asshole.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another poster whose kids don't know it and don't know there is a pledge. Not important to our family.

And you and your family are not important to us. Go away.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm shocked so many parents say their kids don't know it. Both my kids learned it in preschool.

Me too!!

Don't your kids do the pledge of allegiance every morning?

[Anonymous]

3rd grader doesn't know It, my middle schooler doesn't even know it. I assumed this wasn't being taught anywhere but the south.

[Anonymous]

Of course! They said it every morning from preschool through high school. My youngest is in middle school. They say it before the morning announcements. I would pull him from any school that didn't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:3rd grader doesn't know It, my middle schooler doesn't even know it. I assumed this wasn't being taught anywhere but the south.

fascinating! we're in California and have been in various public and private schools, and each have done it.

[Anonymous]

Just checked with DD. She knows it but learned it through Girl Scouts, not school.