Haha I actually have not homeschooled before but have learned A LOT over the last year. My son has been in public school up until now. I am still conflicted honestly but homeschool works best for our situation and what the schools are having to go through. For socializing there are homeschool groups all over, some do weekly or monthly meetups or even do classes together.
I don't really want to homeschool, I think he would benefit way more from going to school, but I'm just too nervous to send him with Covid still climbing like it is. I'm still worried I'm going to set him back by keeping him home, though
There's nothing that can compare to face to face interaction in a classroom. Go with your gutI don't really want to homeschool, I think he would benefit way more from going to school, but I'm just too nervous to send him with Covid still climbing like it is. I'm still worried I'm going to set him back by keeping him home, though
my gut is saying keep him home, though. so what do I do? lol
Understandable, it is a hard choice for sure, no good choices for anybody with covid in the mix.I don't really want to homeschool, I think he would benefit way more from going to school, but I'm just too nervous to send him with Covid still climbing like it is. I'm still worried I'm going to set him back by keeping him home, though
I'm sending my 14 year old back , she's old enough to take necessary precautions
I just don't think my 4 year old is, though. or most of the other 4 year olds he'd be in a classroom with
There's no way in hell any 14 year old will be following proper precautions. We were all 14 once and we know this, lol.
I think they're much more likely to run around licking each other for funesies. But I'm also not going to judge any parent or what they decide to do lol
So true. Did you see the picture of the kids in the hall of the Georgia high school yesterday? I think I saw maybe 5 out of 50 with masks on.
oh 100% - covid won't kill many kids so they don't have anything to fear really. but they'll be spreading it like wildfire... at this point i'm just waiting to get it not if i get it.
God, yes, I saw that this morning. The school kiddo would be going to is splitting up the classes and staggering them (so half the class comes to school on monday and wednesday, the other half on tuesday and thursday). But they were large classes to begin with so that's still a lot of kids.
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I have a 6 year old daughter who is going into first grade. We had a choice here face to face or distance learning. We had to commit to our choice for the first nine weeks and then we could change our choice or stick with our choice. I choose distance learning. I would rather be safe then sorry. If other parents feel safe sending their kids to school then that is their choice and I respect that. I will sit back for the first nine weeks and see how reopening goes. My daughter really wants to go to school, and I want her to go. She loves school. But right now school will not be what she is use to.
