Schooling megathread - private or public?

[killramos]

I think you go to sts because you prefer it to in city options. Don’t live anywhere nearby, but their bus does pickup literally beside my driveway (at least currently) so that’s a nice option.

[Tik-Tok]

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This was about four years ago. I did nothing. I was more in disbelief at her outfit than anything else.

So uh, my daughter needs some private lessons. Pass a number on?

[suntan]

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So uh, my daughter needs some private lessons. Pass a number on?

It was at the EC YMCA, so no beuno. Anyhow my kid's teacher for her last swimming lessons also wore a one-piece thong bathing suit, I think someone complained about it because she got in trouble for wearing it lol.

[killramos]

The things people will complain about

[you&me]

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STS is a serious consideration for the wife and I yea, she is really impressed with their programming but we are admittedly very far from “pulling the trigger” on any decisions yet. It’s easy to window shop when your kid is 4 months old.

I went to open houses when our oldest was about 6 months old hahaha

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For STS, do you live close to the school? Just curious as there are some really good options in town and if its quite a drive, what is the reason for going there?

This was what eliminated STS as a consideration for us. Kids forget lunches / projects / etc and get sick at school, which can be an occasional pain when school's ~45mins away... The bigger problem is the day-to-day - relying on the bus would have severely limited extra-curricular options and there is no way we wanted to spend 3 hrs a day driving back and forth to school... And that only gets worse if you have more than one kid's schedule to coordinate.

[killramos]

What I am hearing is the Glencoe should open up a private school haha.

I wonder if Earl Grey is for sale

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What I am hearing is the Glencoe should open up a private school haha.

I wonder if Earl Grey is for sale

Nanny has all day to drive kids around once they are school aged. No problem.

[you&me]

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What I am hearing is the Glencoe should open up a private school haha.

I wonder if Earl Grey is for sale

When the Glencoe opened up their pre school, it gutted Thumbelina at Earl Grey... You might be onto something

[Serpent]

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My desire to be an engineer approaches zero.

too hard and not interesting personally for me

Better check something like csgo casino sites

[Disoblige]

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too hard and not interesting personally for me

Not interesting? I get that.

Too hard? No way. Difficulty is a state of mind. Look at all the "engineers" out there who do such a wonderful job. If you believe, you can do! Then just get laid off every 16 months and repeat the process telling others that you have a vast amount of experience in different industries.