Arlington Elementary Schools: Jamestown, Nottingham, Discovery or Tuckahoe

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look, people will disagree but JES is half snoots and half very old parents. I would avoid.

What's old?

50s with kindergarteners.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look, people will disagree but JES is half snoots and half very old parents. I would avoid.

What's old?

50s with kindergarteners.

Half the mothers in the school had babies at 45+. They should be featured in a fertility modern miracle article.

[Anonymous]

I love it when a thread goes off the rails. Keep it klassy DCUm.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love it when a thread goes off the rails. Keep it klassy DCUm.

OP is either sorry she asked this question, or highly entertained by the replies. Keep DCUM weird.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look, people will disagree but JES is half snoots and half very old parents. I would avoid.

What's old?

50s with kindergarteners.

Half the mothers in the school had babies at 45+. They should be featured in a fertility modern miracle article.

I'm enjoying this with my afternoon coffee break. And then you meet the dads (some who can be 5-10 years older).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look, people will disagree but JES is half snoots and half very old parents. I would avoid.

What's old?

50s with kindergarteners.

Oh. That sounds normal to me. If you give birth to your last kid at 40 and your spouse is 5 years older, that gets you to 50 at K. That's a DMV thing.

[Anonymous]

oh and the second family phenom. Met a kid whose dad was easily 50 when the kid was born to second wife. had a sibling who was 25!