Boundary Review Meetings

[Anonymous]

I mean seriously, keep things as they are. Middle school schedule stinks, but it’s just 2 years and it’s done.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Elementary starting after 9 is ridiculous for all the families with two working parents. You end up on the SACC list for morning and afternoon, and paying for both (plus whatever you can get while you wait on the list). All ES should start by 9.

100%

The first option is fine. Kids can get up early. 9:50 is obscene!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Elementary starting after 9 is ridiculous for all the families with two working parents. You end up on the SACC list for morning and afternoon, and paying for both (plus whatever you can get while you wait on the list). All ES should start by 9.

My child’s ES is already starting after 9. They begin at 9:15. That’s a complete joke. The only working households who can deal with the current schedule are people who already has 1 parent work from home everyday, or one/both parents have flexible jobs that allows them to stagger their schedule.

People with 2 working parents who don’t have flexible jobs or can’t work from home everyday are already screwed under what’s going on now. Oh and on top of that, remember all those random days off? There are a lot of reasons to bash the schedules but using working parents as a reason is not a good idea - they have NEVER cared about anyone’s working schedules.

[Anonymous]

So option 2 is it, basically: is that what we're thinking?