Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm considering pulling my child out for 4 days in November to go to Disney. Child is in kindergarten.
This is totally fine to do, right?
It’s your child, right? Not the school’s. Not the government’s. Why would it not be alright?
Actually, Virginia law requires a kid to go to kindergarten.
Anonymous wrote:Yes. No one ever thinks at HS graduation/dropping their kid off at college “I wish I’d spent less time with my child”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mom of high schoolers here. Totally fine in November. The only time it wouldn’t be a good idea would be the first month of school and the last week — those transitions are important.
Go and enjoy yourselves. Once they get to middle and high school, pulling them out isn’t as easy or advisable.
Oh, if some random mom of high schoolers says it's ok, then surely it must be!![]()
Kids should learn from Day One that schooling is very important and that you don't skip it for things like Disney. It doesn't really matter whether the kid is actually "missing" something.
LOL
Education is important. Schooling is not.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mom of high schoolers here. Totally fine in November. The only time it wouldn’t be a good idea would be the first month of school and the last week — those transitions are important.
Go and enjoy yourselves. Once they get to middle and high school, pulling them out isn’t as easy or advisable.
Oh, if some random mom of high schoolers says it's ok, then surely it must be!![]()
Kids should learn from Day One that schooling is very important and that you don't skip it for things like Disney. It doesn't really matter whether the kid is actually "missing" something.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm considering pulling my child out for 4 days in November to go to Disney. Child is in kindergarten.
This is totally fine to do, right?
It’s your child, right? Not the school’s. Not the government’s. Why would it not be alright?
Actually, Virginia law requires a kid to go to kindergarten.
Who defines what kindergarten is? Does that mean a government school? Or can mom & dad homeschool for a week?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm considering pulling my child out for 4 days in November to go to Disney. Child is in kindergarten.
This is totally fine to do, right?
It’s your child, right? Not the school’s. Not the government’s. Why would it not be alright?
Actually, Virginia law requires a kid to go to kindergarten.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mom of high schoolers here. Totally fine in November. The only time it wouldn’t be a good idea would be the first month of school and the last week — those transitions are important.
Go and enjoy yourselves. Once they get to middle and high school, pulling them out isn’t as easy or advisable.
Oh, if some random mom of high schoolers says it's ok, then surely it must be!![]()
Kids should learn from Day One that schooling is very important and that you don't skip it for things like Disney. It doesn't really matter whether the kid is actually "missing" something.
LOL
Education is important. Schooling is not.
Anonymous wrote:I'm considering pulling my child out for 4 days in November to go to Disney. Child is in kindergarten.
This is totally fine to do, right?
+1 it is unexcusedAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mom of high schoolers here. Totally fine in November. The only time it wouldn’t be a good idea would be the first month of school and the last week — those transitions are important.
Go and enjoy yourselves. Once they get to middle and high school, pulling them out isn’t as easy or advisable.
Oh, if some random mom of high schoolers says it's ok, then surely it must be!![]()
Kids should learn from Day One that schooling is very important and that you don't skip it for things like Disney. It doesn't really matter whether the kid is actually "missing" something.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mom of high schoolers here. Totally fine in November. The only time it wouldn’t be a good idea would be the first month of school and the last week — those transitions are important.
Go and enjoy yourselves. Once they get to middle and high school, pulling them out isn’t as easy or advisable.
Oh, if some random mom of high schoolers says it's ok, then surely it must be!![]()
Kids should learn from Day One that schooling is very important and that you don't skip it for things like Disney. It doesn't really matter whether the kid is actually "missing" something.