kwillia
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But how would your conscience feel?
At least I spelled it write... Sorry... my mom took me out of school for two weeks straight when I was younger...
But how would your conscience feel?
I wouldn't blink and eye about doing it while mine was in pre-K or even K... but 3rd grade on I couldn't with good conscience take mine out two weeks straight... one week in elementary school I could do, but not two. But once they hit middle school no way would I ever pull 'em out for a solid week or more. That is face-to-face instruction time and group lessons they'll never get back. It's really not fair to the kid.
Really? I don't think that would bother me a bit. School is a joke. I learned so much more from my mom, reading, and asking questions than I ever did in school. I can't even tell you what classes I took in middle school :shrug: and I don't feel like I am at a disadvantage because of it.
My Dad always told us perfect attendance was for kids with no life. He would take us out of school for vacation at least once a year.
My son has missed 4 days this year, 2 because he was sick & 2 before Thanksgiving because I took him out to spend the week with his family.
I'm pretty sure K_Jo had perfect attendance.
Yeah, and look where that's gotten her. :jailbird:I'm pretty sure K_Jo had perfect attendance.
uh-oh, your in trouble. Taking children out for such things is a "bad thing". Do you realize that attendance is used in some formula for awarding grant money, or somesuch? At least that's what they told us when we said the kids were going to be gone three days for a trip. Too damn bad.
Yeah, and look where that's gotten her. :jailbird:
Well, that does it! We're taking Bubba out of school and we're gonna tour the Country, going to Grateful Dead concerts.
:shrug: Most Dead Heads are patchuli-smelling vegetarians.Don't forget :knockedup:
Oh great you can those people that sell meat that they cook on a Hibachi after pushing it around all day in a stolen shopping cart.
Really? I don't think that would bother me a bit. School is a joke. I learned so much more from my mom, reading, and asking questions than I ever did in school. I can't even tell you what classes I took in middle school :shrug: and I don't feel like I am at a disadvantage because of it.
I remember sitting in the auditorium for Senior awards. I was shocked when one girl received a perfect attendance award. She had not missed a day of school since starting 1st grade. guess I should also mention, she was valedictorian for my class too.
was your grade solely based on attendance by chance?
was your grade solely based on attendance by chance?
No, but I didn't have perfect attendance, either. Perhaps if I had gone to school every single day, I would be smarter than a 5th grader.Only one question to ask yourself....
...are you smarter than a 5th grader?