do you wake up if bus comes at 7:19

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Anonymous wrote:We are a 35 minute family.

Same. Probably 25 come the dead of winter.

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Anonymous wrote:Our bus comes at 7:20 and I wake the kids at 6:45. I have breakfast on the table already. They eat, get dressed etc, and pack up. We try to leave for bus at 7:12. 7:15 at latest. No free time in the AM- they get enough after school. Kids are 8&10. We lay out clothes the night before.

what school system starts ES so early?

NP here. Loudoun does. Doors open 7:30, tardy at 7:50.

[Anonymous]

An hour earlier.

I break up the morning into increments:

Up at 7:20, eating breakfast by 7:30, breakfast done by 8, dressed by 8:15, out the door 8:20.

[Anonymous]

We get up 1 hour before we need to leave the house. DS likes his down time in the morning, which is tv with me on the couch.

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Anonymous wrote:Our bus comes at 7:20 and I wake the kids at 6:45. I have breakfast on the table already. They eat, get dressed etc, and pack up. We try to leave for bus at 7:12. 7:15 at latest. No free time in the AM- they get enough after school. Kids are 8&10. We lay out clothes the night before.

what school system starts ES so early?

Not OP, but my prince georges school starts at 7:45.

My kid has a scenic 55 minute bus ride (and the school is 2 miles from our house). She needs at least 40 minutes but that does feel rushed to me.

Is there any way you can drive her, if it's 2 miles from your house?

[Anonymous]

Before 7:19.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP my Add child also needs to have a few minutes to collect his thoughts after he wakes up. It truly takes an hour to get them ready.

op Here ! Thanks for understanding!

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Anonymous wrote:Our bus comes at 7:20 and I wake the kids at 6:45. I have breakfast on the table already. They eat, get dressed etc, and pack up. We try to leave for bus at 7:12. 7:15 at latest. No free time in the AM- they get enough after school. Kids are 8&10. We lay out clothes the night before.

what school system starts ES so early?

NP here. Loudoun does. Doors open 7:30, tardy at 7:50.

OP Here same, I live in Hamton and i like it because we don't have to spend money on AM Child care. Only problem is doing the snow days, but other than that its all good.

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Anonymous wrote:Our bus comes at 7:20 and I wake the kids at 6:45. I have breakfast on the table already. They eat, get dressed etc, and pack up. We try to leave for bus at 7:12. 7:15 at latest. No free time in the AM- they get enough after school. Kids are 8&10. We lay out clothes the night before.

what school system starts ES so early?

Not OP, but my prince georges school starts at 7:45.

My kid has a scenic 55 minute bus ride (and the school is 2 miles from our house). She needs at least 40 minutes but that does feel rushed to me.

Is there any way you can drive her, if it's 2 miles from your house?

I always find these types of suggestions odd. It’s not as if this poster never would have thought of driving, right? For whatever reason, that’s not what they decided upon.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Our bus comes at 7:20 and I wake the kids at 6:45. I have breakfast on the table already. They eat, get dressed etc, and pack up. We try to leave for bus at 7:12. 7:15 at latest. No free time in the AM- they get enough after school. Kids are 8&10. We lay out clothes the night before.

what school system starts ES so early?

We live in AZ. School is 8-3. Tardy at 7:55. Their bus usually arrives at school at 7:40.

[Anonymous]

6:30 or 6:45 should be early enough.

We can eat and get ready in half an hour.

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We leave the house at 7:10 and my daughter gets up at about 6:45. Brush teeth, brush hair, dress (uniform), breakfast, out the door.

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Anonymous wrote:Our bus comes at 7:20 and I wake the kids at 6:45. I have breakfast on the table already. They eat, get dressed etc, and pack up. We try to leave for bus at 7:12. 7:15 at latest. No free time in the AM- they get enough after school. Kids are 8&10. We lay out clothes the night before.

what school system starts ES so early?

Not OP, but my prince georges school starts at 7:45.

Loudoun 730.

Its great. The little kids are up early anyway, once they hit high school, school doesn't start until 915.

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Anonymous wrote:Our bus comes at 7:20 and I wake the kids at 6:45. I have breakfast on the table already. They eat, get dressed etc, and pack up. We try to leave for bus at 7:12. 7:15 at latest. No free time in the AM- they get enough after school. Kids are 8&10. We lay out clothes the night before.

what school system starts ES so early?

Not OP, but my prince georges school starts at 7:45.

My kid has a scenic 55 minute bus ride (and the school is 2 miles from our house). She needs at least 40 minutes but that does feel rushed to me.

Is there any way you can drive her, if it's 2 miles from your house?

What a colossal waste of resources
Walk/bike zone really should be significantly extended.

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Anonymous wrote:Our bus comes at 7:20 and I wake the kids at 6:45. I have breakfast on the table already. They eat, get dressed etc, and pack up. We try to leave for bus at 7:12. 7:15 at latest. No free time in the AM- they get enough after school. Kids are 8&10. We lay out clothes the night before.

what school system starts ES so early?

Not OP, but my prince georges school starts at 7:45.

My kid has a scenic 55 minute bus ride (and the school is 2 miles from our house). She needs at least 40 minutes but that does feel rushed to me.

Is there any way you can drive her, if it's 2 miles from your house?

I always find these types of suggestions odd. It’s not as if this poster never would have thought of driving, right? For whatever reason, that’s not what they decided upon.

Sorry, just thought I'd ask. Sometimes it takes a stranger to state the obvious.