Schools that are doing a good job with Distance Learning...
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Anonymous
| We can’t be the only family that is happy with what our public school (Spring Hill Elementary) is offering. If you are as well, please share the school’s name! |
Anonymous
| Even at your school, there will be parents who disagree with you. Different parents want different things from this. Some want their kids to be online in live sessions as much as possible. They want some babysitting. Other parents want a looser approach where students do things in their own time. Other parents don't want to be bothered with any of this. |
Anonymous
| My kid is at LMS. Apart from the county-wide delayed start, things seem to be going well so far. |
Anonymous
| What is LMS? |
Anonymous
| Cabin John Middle School in Potomac. I've been really happy. Distance learning isn't idea for my kid with ADHD but the lessons are clear, well thought out, and they are providing support. |
Anonymous
| *ideal, no *idea |
Anonymous
| Goshen ES in Montgomery Village. My childś teacher is amazing and she goes above and beyond for my kid. |
Anonymous
Sorry, it’s Longfellow MS |
Anonymous
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“ Even at your school, there will be parents who disagree with you. ”
It may be more that all teachers at a given school are not doing the same thing. I posted on a different thread but my “pretty happy with it” report is on White Oaks 6th grade AAP. |
Anonymous
All of the first grades at my school do the same thing but we have a lot of different opinions from parents. |
Anonymous
| Very happy with TPMS |