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Reply to "Is it bad form to bring your kids to back to school night?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why the heck is back to school night considered an adult-only event in the first place? When I was a kid, it was for the whole family, and it was fine.[/quote] Because it's a time for the teachers to give a little speech to ALL of the parents, and it's hard to hear them when kids are making noise. When you were a kid you also probably didn't have IEPs for SN kids. Why not go back to that, too.[/quote] Yes to above. Adding to that is that your kids are a distraction AND it's super crowded so if you made BTSN a family event it would be even more crowded. Seriousky, have you never been to a BTSN??? A family event...gimme a break! This isn't the PTA fall festival fundraiser, it's BTSN.[/quote] I've been to lots of BTSNs. There were kids at all of them. Even when the school provided child care, people still brought babies. So clearly it's possible to do it that way.[/quote]
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