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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Yes, but some do because they have no choice. You do what you need to do, OP. [/quote] :roll: No, [b]how about following the very clear, explicit instructions provided by the school.[/b] OP, as others have said, most school understand one parent going between multiple presentations. Also (top secret info coming up here) Back to School not is really not the be-all, end-all of school info. You'll have parent teacher conferences, PTA meetings, and can always schedule a meeting with any staff person you need to speak with about specific matters. If there are handouts, simply ask the teacher to send them home with student. There are a million legitimate reasons why someone can't make back-to-school night. Not the end of the world. [/quote] Parents do not exist for the convenience of the school. If the only way you can go to back-to-school night is to bring your child(ren), then bring your child(ren). [/quote] [b]And your child will sit in the hall during the presentation.[/b] You have no choice in that matter, sweetheart.[/quote] Yes, and...?[/quote]
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