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Reply to "How many people use their paid time off to help out in the classroom?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Teachers don't want you there. They bitch and moan about no parental involvement but when offered, they hem and haw then turn the offer down. No teacher wants you to see what's really going on in that classroom. I was a SAHM of 5 kids. I volunteered regularly for years, no one ever took me up on my offer. They want your money, your supplies but never want you there. Go find out for yourself.[/quote] I call bullshit. I have only been in MCPS for 2 years, but volunteers are solicited, welcomed and embraced. Our particular school asks each parent to volunteer at least once per quarter, if possible. And, many parents do. I volunteer for every possible field trip and by doing things at home that the teacher needs help with - putting together books/cutting out papers. They need volunteers to help out with 'special' events. Not sure what district you're in, but if you're that down on the school system, why didn't you go private? I think you're full of crap.[/quote]
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