Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bottom line-- everyone should be required to get off the coach and work if they don't have a real AN kid or certifiable sick family member. America is in total recline
Yes, lets all stick our elderly parents in nursing homes, so we can make minimum wage selling plastic crap manufactured in China.
OP didn’t say her friend is caring for an elderly parent, she’s at Starbucks, Whole Foods and surfing Facebook like a lazy layabout mooch.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People who sit on their butt all day and beg for a FA handout deserve to be judged. Shameless mooches. Nobody is saying go get a 50 to 60 hour a week jet-setting career for $100k plus salary. But anyone can go find part-time work at nearby daycare center or Amazon or Target. And get off Facebook for Christ’s sake during workday hours. Nothing makes you look like a more pathetic working-prime loser.
Are you listening to what the people who actually know are saying?
FA TAKES INTO ACCOUNT an income for the SAHP. And that is probably more than that person would get working minimum wage for 5 hours a day.
So all of you who want this person to go work at a daycare center during the school day (which, wtf? What day care center is going to hire someone only for napping hours??) would actually end up with the school granting MORE aid to that parent, because they'd have income.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bottom line-- everyone should be required to get off the coach and work if they don't have a real AN kid or certifiable sick family member. America is in total recline
Yes, lets all stick our elderly parents in nursing homes, so we can make minimum wage selling plastic crap manufactured in China.
Anonymous wrote:Bottom line-- everyone should be required to get off the coach and work if they don't have a real AN kid or certifiable sick family member. America is in total recline
Anonymous wrote:Bottom line-- everyone should be required to get off the coach and work if they don't have a real AN kid or certifiable sick family member. America is in total recline
Anonymous wrote:+1 We are at a k-8 and we know a few families that have SAH(MOM) and they get aid. It drives us all crazy. In one family, her kids are in middle school and high school years and this has been happening since k.
Anonymous wrote:Most people don’t get FA. The schools — the people with the full set of information — figures out what’s fair.
Undoubtedly, your school was distributing FA, including to families with a SAHP, before you enrolled. Complaining now about the unfairness of FA is just as asinine as the SAHP complaining about the amount.
Point being, move on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love this forum!
“Isn’t our school wonderful with giving sooo much FA!”
“We don’t even know who gets FA. It doesn’t matter since we are such a supportive community!”
“All the kids are treated the same regardless of FA.”
lol
You figure out who gets FA, you gossip about it and you treat FA families differently. Guaranteed your kids pick up on your attitude and take it to school with them.
NP. Don't be a moron. A family that is working but otherwise can't afford the tuition is NOT the same as a household with a SAHM that expects a handout. Not even close.