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May be too early. But by getting the ball rolling the schools and students can get back to some form of learning and get the school year finished. If they continue to wait to restart school the kids may be going until June or July before finishing. Many seniors need to move on in their lives either with college or jobs. They need to finish this year so they can move on, whether they waited or did it online this years education will be not be the same as a normal year.

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What do y’all think the private schools will do. Any compensation or credits towards next year. Pretty rough to pay those prices to have to homeschool!!


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I feel they jumped the shark with this decision.

Very tough for working parents with younger kids.

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Originally Posted by Shaw
Great. What in the hell are working parents supposed to do now? rolleyes



Exactly.


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Never thought they would be back till fall


It be's that way sometimes.

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Originally Posted by nomercy
What do y’all think the private schools will do. Any compensation or credits towards next year. Pretty rough to pay those prices to have to homeschool!!


I was actually talking to someone who has two kids that go to private schools. She said their school will follow everyone else in this. I didn’t even think about the whole tuition thing.


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Originally Posted by Shaw
Great. What in the hell are working parents supposed to do now? rolleyes



No chit. I dont know what the hell we'll do. If this keeps up itd be easiest if the wife just quit work to stay at home the next few months.

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Originally Posted by Shaw
Great. What in the hell are working parents supposed to do now? rolleyes

If it comes down to it figure out who makes the least amount of money and take advantage of it. this was issued by the department of labor today.
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My gf teaches middle school here in SC. She’s doing all she can but a lot of the kids just simply aren’t even logging in to do the work. The one’s with parents who care are holding them accountable but there are a number who aren’t. They haven’t cancelled the year yet here so maybe some common sense will prevail and they will let them finish it out in the classroom here. Hate it for all the working parents in AL that have to deal with this bull crap.

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Originally Posted by ford150man
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What do y’all think the private schools will do. Any compensation or credits towards next year. Pretty rough to pay those prices to have to homeschool!!


I was actually talking to someone who has two kids that go to private schools. She said their school will follow everyone else in this. I didn’t even think about the whole tuition thing.


Most private schools have it in the contract that you still pay even if the student isn't there. School hasn't ever been cancelled like this though but I would bet most won't give credit.

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Originally Posted by GomerPyle
I have had multiple teachers tell me that, as far as the curriculum and issues of "falling behind" are concerned, that by spring break, they've pretty much already learned most of the stuff they're going to learn for the year, due to the timing of state testing and such. Would you consider this accurate or no?


I just axed my wife. She said with 2 weeks of testing coming up, in reality they would miss about 4 weeks of classroom time. She said she had gone over about 90% of her yearly instructional information already.


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That is normal teaching strategy...Teach them the important stuff first while they are thinking about it and before they get comfortable and start slacking. So they really aint missing much except their friends.


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I work so my wife can stay home with the kids. Everyone's excited at my house, plus I don't have to take them to that crap classroom taught by a libtard anymore.

Looks like a long summer for us.

PS - the government is dumb and getting dumber.

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Originally Posted by charlie
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What do y’all think the private schools will do. Any compensation or credits towards next year. Pretty rough to pay those prices to have to homeschool!!


I was actually talking to someone who has two kids that go to private schools. She said their school will follow everyone else in this. I didn’t even think about the whole tuition thing.


Most private schools have it in the contract that you still pay even if the student isn't there. School hasn't ever been cancelled like this though but I would bet most won't give credit.



That’s what I’m afraid of. I know everyone is gonna feel the burn but with those prices it’s hard to justify remote schooling. Lots of things in the cost that aren’t even being administered. PE, art, Spanish, music, plus the sports programming. Like I said ...... I get it but it’s gonna sting to write that check.


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Originally Posted by Skinny
Aint going to work in Crenshaw County. I just told my oldest son, I will open up our wifi to the public so kids can come sit in our yard to do school work. I got the biggest signal in the county. But I aint providing lunches or bathrooms, they will have to use the ditch.


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It won’t work. At least not very well. There are a whole lot of poor areas that don’t have access to computers, don’t have broadband offered in the area, etc...

I am a principal in one said area like this. We will be distributing hard copies to our students.


I have had multiple teachers tell me that, as far as the curriculum and issues of "falling behind" are concerned, that by spring break, they've pretty much already learned most of the stuff they're going to learn for the year, due to the timing of state testing and such. Would you consider this accurate or no?

It is true that by state testing, each standard needs to have already been taught. That doesnt mean there is no teaching and learning taking place after testing though. But, as for my school, its CTE. I'm trying to figure out how my teachers are going to teach welding, robotics, industrial maintenance, cosmetology, ect..ect... online. We are hands on.


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Originally Posted by Skinny
That is normal teaching strategy...Teach them the important stuff first while they are thinking about it and before they get comfortable and start slacking. So they really aint missing much except their friends.


Most of the teachers I work with completed all their standards two weeks ago-the week we stopped going to school. We were scheduled out this week for spring break. We were to come back and take our state diagnostic assessments the third week of April. These assessments are the ones that schools are held accountable for with state accountability. So basically we aren't missing anything except the testing. Once we test, it's all over with anyway. We just babysit until the last day.

I spent three weeks last year working for DRC (Diagnostic Research Corporation) creating the state assessment for third and fourth grade with 12 other Alabama teachers. I had to sign sworn confidentiality statements that state I won't reveal what our state test is and isn't. Our students were ready to test and I hate we aren't testing. The test was the best I have ever seen because it actually tests students on what they are covering in their state standards. The common core crap has been thrown away and a user friendly test was created for us, by us.

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Aint going to work in Crenshaw County. I just told my oldest son, I will open up our wifi to the public so kids can come sit in our yard to do school work. I got the biggest signal in the county. But I aint providing lunches or bathrooms, they will have to use the ditch.


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It will only be an issue for Aldeer if it comes to that. Bandwidth gets expensive.


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Hopefully get to see my boy graduate before he leaves out for marines.surely there will some sort of graduation.crazy times

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