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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If I wanted to be in a classroom full of other people's kids I would have become a teacher.  Our school has plenty of type A SAHMs who hang out at the school all day, I'm happy to just volunteer to help out in ways that don't require me to interact with kids. [/quote]

I am partly like this too.   I also fundamentally disagree with the need for so many "extras" all in the name of "But the kids love it!"  Cut out 1/2 the extra crap and just teach them.  That is what I am paying her tuition for.  Then, at the end of the school day, send her home, and I'll do the rest.  I feel like type A SAHMs create so much extra and unnecessary "hubbub" over "MUSTS" like organizing the:  Santa's Secret Shoppe!  or Popcorn in your Jammies! or Visiting Santa with the Eighth Grade Secret Elves!  I am not making up these things.  These were actual events at my DD's school during the month of Dec.  I do not know WHAT work they got done, I really do not.[/quote]
Why does the PP along with some of the other posters assume we are SAHM.  Did you not read the original thread?  This is about using paid time off.  Please read before you respond with comments that don't relate.[/quote]

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