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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You don’t - if you really must drive them to the bus stop - you drop them off and leave. In the evening have them walk to a designated spot a bit away.

If they are old enough to be in this forum, they need less babying bc middle schoolers who get escorted to the bus or school is kinda weird. [/quote]

Not everyone on this forum has MS kids. A 11 year old or 12 year old could still be in ES due to red shirting, cut off etc.

A 6th grader still needs to be babied too, especially if the stop is close to, or on the main road. No way I would let my kid be by themselves on a main road that early in the morning.

Instead of trolling, if you know the answer to the question, answer it, or go find another thread to argue on.[/quote]

Well there’s a whole elementary school forum so posting here instead seems like a strange choice, so I’d assume this kid is in middle school.

And what kind of bus stop has no other kids at it? None I’ve ever seen. It’s usually a crowd of kids. Who are totally fine on a main road by the way.

I’m not trolling - i answered the question which was park further away or drop off. Some parents need pushing not to helicopter. My kid was walking to school in 4th and taking the public bus in 7th grade and now she’s the only 16 year old we know that’s managed to get their license and I don’t think this is a coincidence. [/quote]

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