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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In the middle of a growing pandemic, why do your kids "need to be in school" this fall? One of my former classmates just posted this and several people on this forum have done so as well. She is a wealthy attorney, member of a country club etc. She has the means to hire a caregiver to supplement distance learning and plenty of friends that she could set up a social pod with for her kids to socialize. Why do her kids "need to be in school" to the detriment of public health? Plenty of people are saving money now due to not having to commute, not having to pay for activities, not shopping and buying clothes, eating out less etc. Why can't they hire a caregiver to help their kids with distance learning? I understand that this is out of the price range for many, but not sure why so many affluent people in this area are saying their kids "need to be in school."[/quote] They don’t. The parents just want them out of the house. If someone opened an all day bounce house place for $150-200 a day, they would take that.[/quote] Oh FFS. You are not very bright. You do realize that 50% of all students are in MS and HS right? And here is a newsflash, you don’t become affluent by sitting on your uneducated ass all day. Parents are working and demand that their children get a proper education, not this bullish!t DL. [/quote]
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