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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You really need to pull her out of that school. Either homeschool or send her to a religious school. We aren’t religious at all but my final straw was when my third grader at recess was hit in the head with a rock an less inch from his eye on his temple. A kid was mad and so he threw a rock and my kid who wasn’t involved at all was walking by and got cut with the rock. That happened in December and I pulled him out the next t day without even having a plan. His classroom was so chaotic there was no point in going.

I never thought I would send him to a Christian school but I thought about it and I wanted him to chose to be whatever religion he wanted to be. However, by not exposing him to any religion I really was making it hard for him to later have that option. That’s how I rationalized it. So he enrolled in January at the Christian school and he was so amazed. He said he didn’t have to worry all day someone was going to explode and take it out on classmates, the teacher could talk without being interrupted, there was no back talk, etc. He stopped being so guarded and became a much friendlier kid something I didn’t really realize was going on. In a chaotic school where kids constantly insult each other it makes sense he would learn to be guarded. He wasn’t as irritable and he started to love going go school. As an added bonus he learned much better study skills because if you didn’t do or finish all your there was an immediate consequence like stay after school so the teacher could help you. [/quote]

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