Who's sending their child to school (DCPS) tomorrow?
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Anonymous
| Child is in K and she will spend the day with me tomorrow. No need to go in on a half day. |
Anonymous
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My kids are going. First, K promotion ceremony is tomorrow.
Second, it's a day of school. |
Anonymous
| DC will be going although maybe 1/3 of the class has shown up this week. |
Anonymous
| Was going to send but she can watch the second half of Ratatouille at home. No reason to sit in class and watch it. |
Anonymous
| My kid's going--I think she'll want to say good bye to her teacher, aide whom she loves, and friends (although she'll see most of them in the neighborhood over the summer). |
Anonymous
| My kids will be at school tomorrow. |
Anonymous
| Mine will be in school tomorrow, too. She adores her teacher (Hyde-Addison). |
Anonymous
Because rules don't apply to you! Great modeling, mom. |
Anonymous
She is a good mom. Our rooms are packed up and all instructional materials are packed away. There is nothing going on today. Nothing. |
Anonymous
| OP, a school day is a school day. Show your kid the discipline to follow though and end the year properly, BY GOING TO SCHOOL! |
Anonymous
| My child is going...have to bring the fried-chicken for the field day festivities. Have a drumstick, anyone??? |
Anonymous
| I'm sending my kindergartener. It's a real school day (or half-day) even if they're not going to do much, and I want to signal that school is important and we attend unless there's a compelling and permissible reason not to. It's also the last time for DC to be together with classmates and teachers. |
Anonymous
And you never, ever take a day off from work ? |
Anonymous
| I don't see the point of sending a kid to school if all they are going to do is watch movies all day, unless you need a babysitter. |
Anonymous
| It's a school day. So, school. |