Anonymous wrote:As a consolation prize, anyone having to cope with the trauma of a 6th grade "graduation" should be guaranteed a high school graduation at Eagle Bank Arena.
Anonymous wrote:I agree with OP. Calling it a graduation implies that fcps condones ending school after 6th grade. And we wonder why dropout rates are so bad. SMH.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Of all the things to miss. I miss little kids being taught phonics and how to read. Or being forced to memorize the multiplication table so they can do problems more quickly in future years.
But yeah, I guess whatever they do before they go to middle school is notable for some. Not the battle I’d pick but that’s just me.
I miss kindness, respect , parents and teachers being on a team and not just pointing fingers. And I miss the days when FCPS cared about students and teachers more than paperwork and legal box checking.
Anonymous wrote:Of all the things to miss. I miss little kids being taught phonics and how to read. Or being forced to memorize the multiplication table so they can do problems more quickly in future years.
But yeah, I guess whatever they do before they go to middle school is notable for some. Not the battle I’d pick but that’s just me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:greenbriar
Uhhhhh, I teach at Greenbriar West and it was listed as a promotion. Very possible some people slipped and said graduation, but it was officially a promotion. (Unless you’re talking about GBE, which I can’t speak to.)
(Although this seems like a goofy thing to fixate on. Where I grew up and previously taught it was referred to as “elementary school graduation.” No one assumed it meant you were done with school.)
My DS and his friends called it a graduation, it could be possible that the principal didn’t hear me and I hear something about FCPS.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:greenbriar
Uhhhhh, I teach at Greenbriar West and it was listed as a promotion. Very possible some people slipped and said graduation, but it was officially a promotion. (Unless you’re talking about GBE, which I can’t speak to.)
(Although this seems like a goofy thing to fixate on. Where I grew up and previously taught it was referred to as “elementary school graduation.” No one assumed it meant you were done with school.)
Anonymous wrote:greenbriar