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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sometimes you just get stuck with a really bad cohort and the terrible thing is that it lasts for six years in elementary school.  Third grade in my school is particularly bad too. I definitely think it’s some lingering Covid effects.[/quote]

I don’t buy Covid excuses.  These third graders have been in school for over 2 years now [/quote]

But the 3rd graders missed out on K, where the majority of behavioral expectations are set. They likely didn’t learn much in K either, so 1st and 2nd were a lot of catch up work. If you consider that they missed K, and then 1st was a bunch of makeup work and basic expectation setting for kids who hadn’t been in a group setting in many months … they’re probably still dealing with some after effects and will continue to do so. [/quote]

The COVID card is expired, folks. You’re going to have to find a new excuse. DP[/quote]

NP. I'm noticing a big difference between my now 2nd grader's classes and my older kids classes. The older ones have classes that keep getting to the point of clearing out the classroom. The younger grades though have been running smoothly each year. I think it's because the younger one is in a pool of kids that missed preK but that was it vs the older kids who had a free for all a few years ago. [/quote]

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