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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In our district school (elementary) starts at 8:20 (doors open/bus arrives at 8:00) so I put dc on bus at 7:40 and get to work by 8:05. Dh is not involved at all in the morning routine; he starts work at 6. But then he is able to meet the bus. So I guess our answer is to stagger schedules. [/quote] This would be my ideal schedule, [b]our ES doesn't start until 930,[/b] with 9am bus pickup. So beforecare it is, we stagger schedules but meetings may start at 9 or 930 so doesn't work to not start the commute until then.[/quote] That is crazy late. Is this some sort of Montessori with lots of rich SAHMs/"retired" dads? Our kid's school starts at 8:30am. Drop him off at the drive-thru at 815am and he hangs out with other kids in the gym. Can drop off as early as 730am if you pay for before-care. 930am is just really weird. [/quote] No it's MCPS- sorry it's actually 9:25, I just rounded up. But I agree it's really late. [/quote] What time does your school day end? My kid is in DCPS, school goes from 8:35 - 3:25 each day. Can drop off as early as 8:15am without triggering aftercare. If your kid ends the day at 3:25pm, they are getting ~1 hour LESS instruction than my kid each day. That is huge.[/quote] 3:50[/quote]
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