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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Having my kids fall behind doesn’t help anyone else. I reject your premise, OP.[/quote] But I think they won't if influential parents demand better instead of checking out. What if we compromise. Don't form pods till December and spend three months trying to get your school to deliver a good education to your kids (and everyone else's kids) If it doesn't work and what they are giving you, after all your complaints to the teacher and principal and PTA, is still things like chaotic weekly meetings, busywork worksheets, ed tech, and videos followed by poorly worded online quizzes, then form your pod and educate your own kids. But I really think they will figure out how to do it if they have to. But it won't be cheap so parents are going to have to stay and make them have to.[/quote]
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