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re: Congrats to all Alabama parents of the OT: massive k-12 reform officially happening
Posted on 3/7/24 at 7:33 am to Tigers0891
Posted on 3/7/24 at 7:33 am to Tigers0891
Exactly. My kids attended private and parochial schools. Parents were super involved. One year, one of my children decided to try public school, it was decent, so I relight, so I said ok. The public high school? On parent/teacher night hardly any parents showed up, while the teachers stood at their doors smiling and waiting. It was sad. She went back to her private school in less than a year, her choice. The kids were awful, too.
Posted on 3/7/24 at 8:18 am to Dixie2023
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public high school? On parent/teacher night hardly any parents showed up, while the teachers stood at their doors smiling and waiting. It was sad.
public school teacher here
I have 170 students on my rosters
I had less than 20 parents total show up for open house
Its fewer and fewer every year.
Posted on 3/7/24 at 8:52 am to Dixie2023
quote:parent teacher conference days for me are chances to get caught up or get paid to dick around for a couple hours. the classes i teach dont serve the highest level clientele (my choice i dont have district curriculum to worry about in it so i can teach it how i want) so im lucky to get ten conferences total in the two nights and a school day we have them. Its sad but it makes the kid being in the situation they are make sense.
On parent/teacher night hardly any parents showed up, while the teachers stood at their doors smiling and waiting.
Posted on 3/7/24 at 2:01 pm to Dixie2023
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Exactly. My kids attended private and parochial schools. Parents were super involved. One year, one of my children decided to try public school, it was decent, so I relight, so I said ok. The public high school? On parent/teacher night hardly any parents showed up, while the teachers stood at their doors smiling and waiting. It was sad. She went back to her private school in less than a year, her choice. The kids were awful, too
my youngest did the same the start of 10th grade. we took her out after about a month and half. they did NOTHING. math was about the only subject remotely challenging. more play days than anything because the "band would go around to the elementary schools to play so didn't have enough students for class." biology consisted of coloring a human body with crayons. the admin blamed the jr high for not preparing them esp. english. she did make some friends there,though.
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