Anonymous
Post 09/13/2012 21:23     Subject: Re:International trip for 5th graders?
Anonymous wrote:
can someone just answer the question about the kids NOT GOING on this trip?
What happened to them?


Or, rather, what will happen to them? This question has been asked several times and yet, no one has an answer. Why?


Can I point out the obvious? Why oh why are you asking DCUM?? Have you asked the school??? I did, and got a perfectly satisfactory answer, but I'm not going to share it with you or anyone else who needs to learn where to get accurate information to specific questions.


Why on earth would you be afraid to share your perfectly satisfactory answer with your peer parents who are trying to plan in advance for this trip? Or are you just enjoying your role as queen bitch?
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2012 19:44     Subject: Re:International trip for 5th graders?
bullshit. try it. ask the principal. you all make me sick.
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2012 14:29     Subject: Re:International trip for 5th graders?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
can someone just answer the question about the kids NOT GOING on this trip?
What happened to them?


Or, rather, what will happen to them? This question has been asked several times and yet, no one has an answer. Why?


Can I point out the obvious? Why oh why are you asking DCUM?? Have you asked the school??? I did, and got a perfectly satisfactory answer, but I'm not going to share it with you or anyone else who needs to learn where to get accurate information to specific questions.


Because if you are the parent of a 3rd or 4th grader, the administration will tell you that doesn't impact your child who is not yet in the "trip eligible" grade, and will not answer the question. See related thread on where you learn important info about your school -- PA list serve, DCUM, playground, official school communication. . . . .


Sadly, this is true.
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2012 14:01     Subject: Re:International trip for 5th graders?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
can someone just answer the question about the kids NOT GOING on this trip?
What happened to them?


Or, rather, what will happen to them? This question has been asked several times and yet, no one has an answer. Why?


Can I point out the obvious? Why oh why are you asking DCUM?? Have you asked the school??? I did, and got a perfectly satisfactory answer, but I'm not going to share it with you or anyone else who needs to learn where to get accurate information to specific questions.


Because if you are the parent of a 3rd or 4th grader, the administration will tell you that doesn't impact your child who is not yet in the "trip eligible" grade, and will not answer the question. See related thread on where you learn important info about your school -- PA list serve, DCUM, playground, official school communication. . . . .
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2012 13:40     Subject: Re:International trip for 5th graders?
+1
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2012 13:07     Subject: Re:International trip for 5th graders?
Anonymous wrote:
can someone just answer the question about the kids NOT GOING on this trip?
What happened to them?


Or, rather, what will happen to them? This question has been asked several times and yet, no one has an answer. Why?


Can I point out the obvious? Why oh why are you asking DCUM?? Have you asked the school??? I did, and got a perfectly satisfactory answer, but I'm not going to share it with you or anyone else who needs to learn where to get accurate information to specific questions.
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2012 08:06     Subject: International trip for 5th graders?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Not all of us are gawkers. Some of us have kids in the immediate rising classes and we are debating the merits v. disadvantages of the trip.


good point, extending apology


Aw, come on. don't ruin a perfectly wild thread with niceness like that
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2012 08:03     Subject: International trip for 5th graders?
Anonymous wrote:Not all of us are gawkers. Some of us have kids in the immediate rising classes and we are debating the merits v. disadvantages of the trip.


good point, extending apology
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2012 08:00     Subject: International trip for 5th graders?
Not all of us are gawkers. Some of us have kids in the immediate rising classes and we are debating the merits v. disadvantages of the trip.
Anonymous
Post 09/13/2012 06:15     Subject: Re:International trip for 5th graders?
Anonymous wrote:
can someone just answer the question about the kids NOT GOING on this trip?
What happened to them?


Or, rather, what will happen to them? This question has been asked several times and yet, no one has an answer. Why?


Probably because no one knows. Possibly because this group will be a subset of the ~25 students in the class that is going on the trip, and no one in that subset of families feels like posting this info on DCUM. But the only people who really need this info are the families not going. Or perhaps the families deciding whether to go or stay. DCUM gawkers don't need to know.
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2012 22:53     Subject: Re:International trip for 5th graders?
Anonymous wrote:
can someone just answer the question about the kids NOT GOING on this trip?
What happened to them?


Or, rather, what will happen to them? This question has been asked several times and yet, no one has an answer. Why?


It is a new school year. Back to school night hasn't happened yet.
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2012 21:34     Subject: Re:International trip for 5th graders?
can someone just answer the question about the kids NOT GOING on this trip?
What happened to them?


Or, rather, what will happen to them? This question has been asked several times and yet, no one has an answer. Why?
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2012 20:14     Subject: International trip for 5th graders?
My kid is in K. Having English classes is a novelty after preK and he enjoys it and tells me he has fun - the point of K. Don't particulary care about English instruction obviously since we sent him to preK that was all in Mandarin. Wish K was only in Mandarin like preK.
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2012 19:54     Subject: International trip for 5th graders?
Really? My grades ahead kid is sooo bored in English at Yu Ying. Doesn't want to go to school on English days.

It's my understanding Yu Ying gets public dollars to teach Mandarin AND English, but I could be mistaken.
Anonymous
Post 09/12/2012 19:30     Subject: International trip for 5th graders?
My kid is already grades ahead in English so I don't care about the English instruction. Easy to supplement if we had to. We send DC to YY for the Mandarin.