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Anonymous wrote:I wish FCPS would start ES early.

It really is the better way. Once parents of young children gain a little perspective, they will see it too.

Negative. We dont plan on showing up to school at 730. We’ll keep our routine and show up at 750 or so. Principal has already been notified via email about it. Of course we got the whole truancy BS and CPS threat but we said we dont care. Simple.

Ok? They aren’t going to change the start times because you do this and your child will miss all of his/her morning work.

If all you got from the message was calling for changing times I have a bridge to sell you.

Anyway, my children nor myself care a flying fk about what people think and stare at. If only people could focus more on themselves that’d be great.

Look, lady, we get that you're not disciplined eonough to a) get up 20 minutes earlier or b) streamline your morning routine to conform to the new start time but don't use your kids as pawns in your little hissy fit just to make that point.

I was born with a penis so I’m not a lady. Waking up early is not about discipline. It’s about what works with my family. I know, you can’t fathom such a concept. You probably think children belong to the state or some moronic concept like that. My kids won’t be used as pawns because they themselves said they weren’t going to cave in to new draconian measures.

There is a super easy way to avoid draconian measure or government involvement in your kids life. Homeschool or private school. But as long as you want to take advantage of public education than there are some "sacrifices" that you have to make. If you are unwilling to make them. Feel free to unenroll your kid.

I really don't understand how people can have so little respect for their kids school or the district and continue to send your kid there.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish FCPS would start ES early.

It really is the better way. Once parents of young children gain a little perspective, they will see it too.

Negative. We dont plan on showing up to school at 730. We’ll keep our routine and show up at 750 or so. Principal has already been notified via email about it. Of course we got the whole truancy BS and CPS threat but we said we dont care. Simple.

Ok? They aren’t going to change the start times because you do this and your child will miss all of his/her morning work.

If all you got from the message was calling for changing times I have a bridge to sell you.

Anyway, my children nor myself care a flying fk about what people think and stare at. If only people could focus more on themselves that’d be great.

Look, lady, we get that you're not disciplined eonough to a) get up 20 minutes earlier or b) streamline your morning routine to conform to the new start time but don't use your kids as pawns in your little hissy fit just to make that point.

I was born with a penis so I’m not a lady. Waking up early is not about discipline. It’s about what works with my family. I know, you can’t fathom such a concept. You probably think children belong to the state or some moronic concept like that. My kids won’t be used as pawns because they themselves said they weren’t going to cave in to new draconian measures.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish FCPS would start ES early.

It really is the better way. Once parents of young children gain a little perspective, they will see it too.

Negative. We dont plan on showing up to school at 730. We’ll keep our routine and show up at 750 or so. Principal has already been notified via email about it. Of course we got the whole truancy BS and CPS threat but we said we dont care. Simple.

Ok? They aren’t going to change the start times because you do this and your child will miss all of his/her morning work.

If all you got from the message was calling for changing times I have a bridge to sell you.

Anyway, my children nor myself care a flying fk about what people think and stare at. If only people could focus more on themselves that’d be great.

Look, lady, we get that you're not disciplined eonough to a) get up 20 minutes earlier or b) streamline your morning routine to conform to the new start time but don't use your kids as pawns in your little hissy fit just to make that point.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish FCPS would start ES early.

It really is the better way. Once parents of young children gain a little perspective, they will see it too.

Negative. We dont plan on showing up to school at 730. We’ll keep our routine and show up at 750 or so. Principal has already been notified via email about it. Of course we got the whole truancy BS and CPS threat but we said we dont care. Simple.

Let's hear from you when the rubber hits the road.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish FCPS would start ES early.

It really is the better way. Once parents of young children gain a little perspective, they will see it too.

Negative. We dont plan on showing up to school at 730. We’ll keep our routine and show up at 750 or so. Principal has already been notified via email about it. Of course we got the whole truancy BS and CPS threat but we said we dont care. Simple.

Were you previously intending for your child to show up late once they were in high school? Why can’t you get your kid to school on time?

A) as a HSer he/she/it can do as he/she/it pleases. They old enough
B) I’m not a morning person. Barely able to get him/her/they on time now as it is.
C) you seem unhinged about someone else’s life

A) Not true. You as the parent are still responsible for minor children. If they miss school or are repeatedly late, be it elementary or high school, the school will contact you and expect a response
B) I’m not a morning person either, but that’s life.
C) Nothing in that person’s post sounds unhinged.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish FCPS would start ES early.

It really is the better way. Once parents of young children gain a little perspective, they will see it too.

Negative. We dont plan on showing up to school at 730. We’ll keep our routine and show up at 750 or so. Principal has already been notified via email about it. Of course we got the whole truancy BS and CPS threat but we said we dont care. Simple.

Were you previously intending for your child to show up late once they were in high school? Why can’t you get your kid to school on time?

A) as a HSer he/she/it can do as he/she/it pleases. They old enough
B) I’m not a morning person. Barely able to get him/her/they on time now as it is.
C) you seem unhinged about someone else’s life

Ok? No one cares what you do.

Exactly my point. Nobody cares about your feelings.

the courts will.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish FCPS would start ES early.

It really is the better way. Once parents of young children gain a little perspective, they will see it too.

Negative. We dont plan on showing up to school at 730. We’ll keep our routine and show up at 750 or so. Principal has already been notified via email about it. Of course we got the whole truancy BS and CPS threat but we said we dont care. Simple.

Were you previously intending for your child to show up late once they were in high school? Why can’t you get your kid to school on time?

A) as a HSer he/she/it can do as he/she/it pleases. They old enough
B) I’m not a morning person. Barely able to get him/her/they on time now as it is.
C) you seem unhinged about someone else’s life

Ok? No one cares what you do.

Exactly my point. Nobody cares about your feelings.

I have no feelings about some child I do not know being tardy every day of the year.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish FCPS would start ES early.

It really is the better way. Once parents of young children gain a little perspective, they will see it too.

Negative. We dont plan on showing up to school at 730. We’ll keep our routine and show up at 750 or so. Principal has already been notified via email about it. Of course we got the whole truancy BS and CPS threat but we said we dont care. Simple.

Were you previously intending for your child to show up late once they were in high school? Why can’t you get your kid to school on time?

A) as a HSer he/she/it can do as he/she/it pleases. They old enough
B) I’m not a morning person. Barely able to get him/her/they on time now as it is.
C) you seem unhinged about someone else’s life

Ok? No one cares what you do.

Exactly my point. Nobody cares about your feelings.

Except your silly civil disobedience protest of showing up perpetually 20 minutes late changes nothing and only takes away from your own child’s education. I honestly could not care less what you do, but it seems kind of petulant and to no real end, doesn’t it?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish FCPS would start ES early.

It really is the better way. Once parents of young children gain a little perspective, they will see it too.

Negative. We dont plan on showing up to school at 730. We’ll keep our routine and show up at 750 or so. Principal has already been notified via email about it. Of course we got the whole truancy BS and CPS threat but we said we dont care. Simple.

Were you previously intending for your child to show up late once they were in high school? Why can’t you get your kid to school on time?

A) as a HSer he/she/it can do as he/she/it pleases. They old enough
B) I’m not a morning person. Barely able to get him/her/they on time now as it is.
C) you seem unhinged about someone else’s life

Ok? No one cares what you do.

Exactly my point. Nobody cares about your feelings.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish FCPS would start ES early.

It really is the better way. Once parents of young children gain a little perspective, they will see it too.

Negative. We dont plan on showing up to school at 730. We’ll keep our routine and show up at 750 or so. Principal has already been notified via email about it. Of course we got the whole truancy BS and CPS threat but we said we dont care. Simple.

Were you previously intending for your child to show up late once they were in high school? Why can’t you get your kid to school on time?

A) as a HSer he/she/it can do as he/she/it pleases. They old enough
B) I’m not a morning person. Barely able to get him/her/they on time now as it is.
C) you seem unhinged about someone else’s life

Ok? No one cares what you do.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish FCPS would start ES early.

It really is the better way. Once parents of young children gain a little perspective, they will see it too.

Negative. We dont plan on showing up to school at 730. We’ll keep our routine and show up at 750 or so. Principal has already been notified via email about it. Of course we got the whole truancy BS and CPS threat but we said we dont care. Simple.

Were you previously intending for your child to show up late once they were in high school? Why can’t you get your kid to school on time?

A) as a HSer he/she/it can do as he/she/it pleases. They old enough
B) I’m not a morning person. Barely able to get him/her/they on time now as it is.
C) you seem unhinged about someone else’s life

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish FCPS would start ES early.

It really is the better way. Once parents of young children gain a little perspective, they will see it too.

Negative. We dont plan on showing up to school at 730. We’ll keep our routine and show up at 750 or so. Principal has already been notified via email about it. Of course we got the whole truancy BS and CPS threat but we said we dont care. Simple.

Were you previously intending for your child to show up late once they were in high school? Why can’t you get your kid to school on time?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish FCPS would start ES early.

It really is the better way. Once parents of young children gain a little perspective, they will see it too.

Negative. We dont plan on showing up to school at 730. We’ll keep our routine and show up at 750 or so. Principal has already been notified via email about it. Of course we got the whole truancy BS and CPS threat but we said we dont care. Simple.

Ok? They aren’t going to change the start times because you do this and your child will miss all of his/her morning work.

If all you got from the message was calling for changing times I have a bridge to sell you.

Anyway, my children nor myself care a flying fk about what people think and stare at. If only people could focus more on themselves that’d be great.

Not only miss their morning work, they will have to endure being stared at every day as they enter tardy and interrupt the class. I've had students who were late every day. It was not easy or comfortable for them and it always seemed to start their day on a bad note despite our best efforts.

Also, for schools that currently start at 7:50, the kids are chomping at the bit to enter when the doors open at 7:30 and many arrive earlier to do before-school activities. The new 7:30 start is not ideal, but I think it will be harder for the adults to adjust to than the kids.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wish FCPS would start ES early.

It really is the better way. Once parents of young children gain a little perspective, they will see it too.

Negative. We dont plan on showing up to school at 730. We’ll keep our routine and show up at 750 or so. Principal has already been notified via email about it. Of course we got the whole truancy BS and CPS threat but we said we dont care. Simple.

Ok? They aren’t going to change the start times because you do this and your child will miss all of his/her morning work.