Mary Hatch Bailey wrote:Oh my gosh! I just reread the original post. Five years old??? 5? You want to put your five year old in summer school? To learn what exactly? He belongs at home with his Mom & Dad, or at the playground with friends or may be a trip to the zoo. Not in summer school, some would argue that at 5 he's not ready for any school at all. What an appaulling concept that is... Good lord -- what next? Tutoting in colors and shapes?
Dude, that was 2 months ago... You'd think for someone who works in a bell tower you'd have a better sense of timing!Quasimodo wrote:Mary Hatch Bailey wrote:Oh my gosh! I just reread the original post. Five years old??? 5? You want to put your five year old in summer school? To learn what exactly? He belongs at home with his Mom & Dad, or at the playground with friends or may be a trip to the zoo. Not in summer school, some would argue that at 5 he's not ready for any school at all. What an appaulling concept that is... Good lord -- what next? Tutoting in colors and shapes?
My thoughts exactly - yours as well, Loops.
Just a remnant of colonial oppression. I still don't think a 3 year old and a five year old belong in summer school. Or 'middle of the year' school.Loops wrote:Aha - I didn't even notice that when I replied, but still, we haven't had summer yet..........or whatever it is that changes to signify summer has arrived here (never really sussed out why they call it summer here, 'middle of the year' would be more appropriate).
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