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Re: (OT) First day of school today


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Posted by Pale RIder on September 08, 2010 at 10:37:16 from (207.200.116.74):

In Reply to: (OT) First day of school today posted by bradk on September 07, 2010 at 18:31:34:

This week our three children all start school on differing days. Our daughter will be going back to college on Friday. I'm deeply greatful it is only 60 miles away and that she has made a few good friends that bring her home often. She was one of only 8 kids to earn an AA degree while still in high school through the head start program at the local community college. Little did we know that while the cost was minimal the credits would follow her to the University but NOT the GPA. Now she is compiling her universtity GPA with all the difficult Junior/Senior classes and it is tough sledding.

I never understood how at work virtually all my coworkers express profound relief that their children are going back to school and yearn for the day they leave the house, often expressing that when they turn 18, they are on their own. I delight in my children and particularily the time off they have in the summer. My best child hood memories are normally of my freely spent summers. Rather I view with a certain amount of dread the stress, the complex homework which begins to exceed our ability to assist with and the endless science and english "projects" which require staggering amounts of time on the behalf of the student, often as much from the parent and practically none on the part of the teacher.

Yes school has started again. Brace yourselves.


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