Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OMG, such slacker snowflakes. If school is open, of course they go!
Just wait until your kids are in high school - especially the upper years. You will quickly see that there is plenty of wasted time where there is no instruction/tests going on. Couple that with AP/IB schedules - sometimes it makes more sense to skip school so the kids can actually get their work done.
My senior and I are playing the game - I tell her she has to go, she protests, I'm sure she'll either do a half day Monday and skip Tuesday.
Anonymous wrote:OMG, such slacker snowflakes. If school is open, of course they go!
Anonymous wrote:Flying out this weekend to see far away relatives for the holidays - so no.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So long as y’all are not the same parents mad every time there isn’t a full week of school.
+1,000,000
Well it isn’t a full week of school. It’s half days. And last year my elementary school kid watched videos in class so this year we’re leaving early to visit out of state family.
It’s not half days.
I’m sending my WJ kids but no judgement on those who aren’t. My older one missed a lot of days with a wicked stomach virus and we are already on the McPS Sh&t list. But more importantly, last time they missed for something like this, there was one teacher that assigned something important and then made it really hard to make up. So I feel like most teachers don’t care much or will be understanding but like 1% of teachers are gojng to be a real jerk about it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So long as y’all are not the same parents mad every time there isn’t a full week of school.
+1,000,000
Well it isn’t a full week of school. It’s half days. And last year my elementary school kid watched videos in class so this year we’re leaving early to visit out of state family.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So long as y’all are not the same parents mad every time there isn’t a full week of school.
+1,000,000
Anonymous wrote:So long as y’all are not the same parents mad every time there isn’t a full week of school.
But then we don't need childcare...Anonymous wrote:So long as y’all are not the same parents mad every time there isn’t a full week of school.