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Reply to "New curriculum selection process delayed— new RFP must be issues now"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]we're staying in Montessori for K. if mcps can't give any clarity on this crap we're applying for catholic school in November. Ride out elementary school there. [/quote] We’re staying in our preschool for K and will be applying for private for 1st if MCPS can’t get their act together by then.[/quote] you do realize that only a subset of schools will pilot the curriculum even when it's chosen (so those of you opting to stay in private may not see any movement for a while anyway). oh well, less overcrowding for us MCPS parents.[/quote] Skipping MCPS ES makes sense from a lot of angles. Heck, skipping K-8 makes sense as well if you can swing private school tuitions. [/quote] Sure, if you have 15-40K a year to spare, why not? The rest of us will take that $120-320K we saved by sending them to MCPS and [b]use that to supplement our children's public education[/b] and set them up for college.[/quote] Cool. We have enough money to do all of that, though, and still opt out of MCPS for K-8.[/quote] What does that mean "supplement our children's public education"? We both work full-time. Do I need to quit my job and half home-school my children? Or ride the teacher for more challenging work? Or shuttle the kids around to tutors, before/after school classes and regrade all their work. I don't get it. what is the extent or some examples of what supplementing is needed here? [/quote] No one is telling you that you "need" to do anything. Some parents find that the learning outcomes for their children aren't what they hoped for and supplement with tutoring/or afterschool classes or saturday schools. If you're satisfied, you don't need to do anything.[/quote]
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