Parent involvement

[DANC]

Newspapers? So they still print those? Lol. Thats good… .you think you know more about what’s happening in education because you read an article or two. But wait….I thought we don’t trust the MSM?

Wow, you don't know they still print newspapers? How out of it are you?

 

[hoosboot]

Keep tilting at windmills.

I'm not going to give it another thought.

Hmmm...that seems sort of difficult to believe. You've already spent a lot of time on this thread giving it lots of thought.

 

[Bloom.]

Wow, you don't know they still print newspapers? How out of it are you?

FFS

 

[Bloom.]

Hmmm...that seems sort of difficult to believe. You've already spent a lot of time on this thread giving it lots of thought.

If it doesn't affect his children, he doesn't care.

 

[hookyIU1990]

If it doesn't affect his children, he doesn't care.

I have 2, one who will still need ongoing care long after I'm dead and gone, which will fall on my other child to some degree. Education is an even bigger deal as a result. How does education affect your kids?

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[hookyIU1990]

Hmmm...that seems sort of difficult to believe. You've already spent a lot of time on this thread giving it lots of thought.

I don't give 2 shits about some fringe organization that a dipshit has somehow secretly infiltrated with the use of Wonka tickets to learn about their charter school demand generation conspiracy.

 

[Bloom.]

I have 2, one who will still need ongoing care long after I'm dead and gone, which will fall on my other child to some degree. Education is an even bigger deal as a result. How does education affect your kids?

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It doesn't, but I still care about the schools in my community and am involved as often as I can be.

You want to call it tilting at windmills, but the M4L group is bragging internally about potentially taking $1M from Carmel schools. Now there is projection and execution. So far they aren't executing very well, but they're targeting Carmel, Westfield and Fishers.

 

[zeke4ahs]

I have 2, one who will still need ongoing care long after I'm dead and gone, which will fall on my other child to some degree. Education is an even bigger deal as a result. How does education affect your kids?

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Do you live in Indy? Have you heard of the Village of Merici? My friend started it due to a developmentally disabled son and it’s now expanding with another living development. Terrific program.