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Reply to "I don’t like the new concurrent plan (FCPS)"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I like it a lot. I hope they get it off the ground.[/quote] +1 I emailed my school board members and the at large members and told them this. I'll email again this week and repeat that the concurrent plan sounds good and say how poorly my kid is doing right now, academically and emotionally, with DL.[/quote] Cool. I just did the opposite. Not so much as "oppose" concurrent but urged a slow approach that doesn't punish DL kids by taking away their teachers (and some other concerns), as some on here seem to be suggesting. Looks like I'll be doing that on the regular until a decision is make. Thanks for the reminder. [/quote] Concurrent keeps your kid with his teacher. Sigh.[/quote] But she has other concerns that probably center around FOMO. Hence, the slow approach.[/quote] First, "Concurrent keeps kid with your teacher" is not entirely correct. Second, I never have FOMO. Don't be childish.[/quote] Yes it does, as long as your teacher doesn’t quit. No reason to change classes since every teacher will be either teaching concurrently or DL. So yeah, stop worrying about that. More likely to get reassigned with the old hybrid model. Also, since everyone has to DL at least part of the time with concurrent, you’re likely to get a better experience.[/quote]
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