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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To anyone reading this and getting anxiety because of all of the drama, it’s not that bad. I was so worried about the early start time because of reading this forum, but my son adjusted perfectly fine to the middle school schedule. We were at an ES that started at 9:20 or whatever too. He had to leave at 6:50 to get to school on time. He had a small cup of coffee with breakfast most days and that did help to wake him up. He’s in high school now and totally survived those two years of early waking up lol.[/quote] +1000. The amount of drama on this forum related to minor inconveniences never ceases to amaze. [/quote] +1. The amount of whining from parents because their poor, precious children have to wake up early for school is beyond me. It's school. You're supposed to wake up early. And guess what? The goal is that one day they will be gainfully employed adults who also have to wake up early. It's about discipline and scheduling. These are also skills that they are supposed to be learning. But instead of doing that, parents are crying to the school board that their children's biology PRECLUDES them from waking up at an early hour and attending class on time ....when really it's poor parenting. Take away the phones, set screen limits, arrange normal dinner times. What? Sports practice is late? Well, that's a self inflicted wound that you chose to sign up for. You have to decide between sports and academics. I'm perpetually amazed at the parents on this board. Stop coddling. [/quote] Screw you, my kid is far from coddled. DC works hard. But, waking up a 550 for a bus to MS - sorry, no. Did you also walk two miles uphill in the snow to get to school? :roll: [/quote]
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