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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The timing of this complain doesn't make much sense. So you've been doing the 2 days in person, plus the tutor, for half the school year. Is it absolutely untenable? Are your kids miserable? If not, why not just stick it out for the remainder of the school year. It's not even a money thing (or at least not exclusively). How would your kids feel about leaving their current schools and friends so that they can move to a new school, midyear, where they might not know anyone, might be behind or ahead of the curriculum, aren't involved in any extra-curricular, etc.? Unless your kids are having other issues that you aren't mentioning here, most elementary and middle school kids would rather get 2 days a week of school with their current friends than go to a brand new school 5 days a week. I might feel differently if you had no in-person school at all. But you have 2 days, and the tutor seems like a good way to address the other days. My husband is frugal bordering on cheap. What this means is that sometimes I have to argue him into doing take-out twice in the same week. Not wanting to spend tens of thousands of dollars for a half year of education that your kids might not even get any additional benefit from (and may actually really hate) isn't frugal or cheap. It's just reasonable.[/quote] Op here. I wouldn’t pull them this year, I’m talking about for next year. I’ve been reading all the reports about schools not planning to open for 5 day instruction next year with great dismay. Sounds like many are planning on offering hybrid at most. While better than nothing, hybrid is clearly far from ideal.[/quote] are there any schools that match what you're looking for that actually have openings? Why pick the fight when you can't even get what you want if he agrees? [/quote]
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