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Reply to "Apparently its racist to hire tutors and form pods, we must all suffer equally?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am AA Mom to two and have already mapped out our supplemental homeschooling. I have pulled my oldest and she has been accepted to Stanford online HS and I will be giving her either virtual or in-person field trips to support and doing a boom club with her so she gets her classics in. She is in 8th grade and I know she can increase her variety and depth of texts read. My youngest is in Pre-K so I will be teaching her on days she does not have school in person in the morning. That way, I can insure she is reading, writing and able to solve math problems. My children's education comes first so if I can do this, so can other's. This should not be a matter of race but priorities of parent's.[/quote] Thank you! I’m an AA mom we’ve hired a 2nd grade teacher who is taking a leave of absence to teach our pod of rising 2nd graders. Our school put a lot of effort into their Spring DL but I wasn’t happy with the education our DD received, and didn’t want to go through the same mess this year. I believe younger kids need in person learning and benefit from learning alongside their peers. We are fortunate we can afford to do this and that we have like minded friends who are willing to go on this journey with us. I will not be made to feel bad for doing what I think is best for my daughter. [/quote]
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