What would you do if you be within this situation?
I have 3 kids two of which are in school. My daughter is going into the 2nd position and my son is going into the 1st grade.The city we live in just built a different elementary school so the they have done a complete rezoning. Now my kids live in equal house together with myself, my husband,and their brother. At the end of the school year respectively child was given a paper to let the parents know which college they are zoned to go to in the new arts school year. My daughter is zoned to go to the same school they go to last school year but my son is zoned clear across town. I have contacted the bus garage, the board of teaching, the super intendent of schools, both schools and all. All everybody say is "what is your address"? When I tell them they say oh that is the difficult address because the zoning ends surrounded by the middle of our yard. Would you just take them pay for to the school they went to last year or submit by the papers and make them go to separate schools? I really do not want to do that because it seem stupid and uncalled for? Just wondering what everybody else would do if it was them! I would appreciate it if everyone could give feed support and let me know what they think. The kids are upset and I am ready to detail the school to just discharge them and let me home college them. I don't want to because I think them having interaction with other kids is tremendously important for them.
can't you get a district verbs request for one of your kids, so that they can both go to either school?
Keep fighting for an exemption - keep phoning until you capture a human being who sees that it is crazy.
Keep your kids at the same institution - think about two different meet the parents night, two different nights for parents interviews, two field days... Make your life glib! Surely someone in the district can see sense here. If you need to, go to the city council (or doesn`t matter what you've got) and get someone on your side.
Answers: I would call and insist on an in-person meeting next to the superintendent. Don't settle for speaking with the secretary to the superintendent. He/She is a gate keeper and if you haven't one-sidedly spoken with the superintendent, chances are he hasn't even heard what is going on. Don't hang down up until you have an appointment and if they won't give you one, park yourself in the waiting room. Board meeting have a time for public input. Stand up and speak at the meeting. In education, the squeeky rudder gets the grease, as the cliche goes. If you are loud enough, you'll bring back what you want. If you're loud and say you'll homeschool, the district is likely to not even bat an eye and think that's a great solution, because they won't want to hear it any more. Sure they'll loose the funding for two kids, but they loose that all the time when kids move and they'll be loosing an activist parent. It is a relatively minor problem to fix. They really don't want your complaints added to the minutes of a board meeting.
Good luck and be obnoxious, harsh and loud. Sometimes that's the best way to be.
1st choice: same arts school
2nd choice: go to seperate schools. they might even like that as they age a touch more. different sets of friends, the oldest won't be embarrased that their little sibling is following them whatever whatever
3rd: homeschool i guess. i think going to conservatory is better for preparing kids to the real world but if you really want to i guess its your decision. i would just convey them to different schools before that though
I think it's better for you if they stay in the same school, because it will nouns you of going through some certain stress.
I suggest, its important to make our kids comfortable in attending school. Better to put them in the same school. Can you try to take a higher authority's attention to help you in this? except you can seek help from medias.
I already homeschool... and it is a *great* option. There are so copious homeschool groups and activities they really don't miss out on any interaction with other kids.
However... since you want to keep them contained by school I would first use the 'H' bomb on the school. Let it slip that if they don't go to alike school you plan to homeschool. I think you will find them *most* cooperative in getting this fixed consequently. LOL
Schools lose *money* when people homeschool. That is why some districts illegally persecute homeschoolers/potential homeschoolers trying to get them back/keep them.
And if that *doesn't* gross them see reason... just let me know if you have need of any advice/info on homeschooling. :)
ETA: I'd also tell them that you have good word: The line may be in the middle of your property... but both the kids have bedrooms on impossible to tell apart side of the house! :-D
ETA: I agree that you should 'go to the top'... you are getting run around from people who don't want to deal next to you. Squeek just enough to get a discussion with the Superintendent and then have a nice gentle discussion. But you *should* bring up homeschooling if you aren't getting anywhere with him. No need to "be loud" and cause them to want to bring back rid of you... Just let it slip that you would rather do that then own them in different schools.
You'd imagine that the school board would give you a dispensation at your request to put your kids in one institution or the other, since your house is right between. This sounds pretty asinine.
I think you should have both children move about to the same school. it would be easier for you to keep up next to the school functions and all. i think it nice to own siblings in the same school. what would you do when the trird kid is in place for school...sent him or her to a different school than the other two? just maintain them in the same school.
Homeschool until finally your house in in district for matching juinor high/ high school.
I think it's pretty stupid that they'd put respectively of your kids in a different zone... you should just bring them both to the old institution; you can't be expect to drive all over town every day delivering kids!
Same institution. Either both kids stay or both go, no splitting up. That just makes things harder for you. Plus its merely plain stupid.
We had to go to the school board to enjoy my grand daughter sent to a school outside our district. We needed her at a school practical our work not our home. We had to have the school board OK this but it wasn't much of a problem. Just name and tell them you need this handled quickly.
I guess you can tell them both kids bedrooms are on the same side of the dividing line. Sorry you hold to go through this. It sounds like the inmates are running the asylum.
I don't know where your from, but my youngest be allowed to go to the same school as my elder 2, even though they say they were full, because he had siblings at that academy alredy...thats crazy, making children from the same house go to different schools..
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can't you get a district verbs request for one of your kids, so that they can both go to either school?
Keep fighting for an exemption - keep phoning until you capture a human being who sees that it is crazy.
Keep your kids at the same institution - think about two different meet the parents night, two different nights for parents interviews, two field days... Make your life glib! Surely someone in the district can see sense here. If you need to, go to the city council (or doesn`t matter what you've got) and get someone on your side.
Answers: I would call and insist on an in-person meeting next to the superintendent. Don't settle for speaking with the secretary to the superintendent. He/She is a gate keeper and if you haven't one-sidedly spoken with the superintendent, chances are he hasn't even heard what is going on. Don't hang down up until you have an appointment and if they won't give you one, park yourself in the waiting room. Board meeting have a time for public input. Stand up and speak at the meeting. In education, the squeeky rudder gets the grease, as the cliche goes. If you are loud enough, you'll bring back what you want. If you're loud and say you'll homeschool, the district is likely to not even bat an eye and think that's a great solution, because they won't want to hear it any more. Sure they'll loose the funding for two kids, but they loose that all the time when kids move and they'll be loosing an activist parent. It is a relatively minor problem to fix. They really don't want your complaints added to the minutes of a board meeting.
Good luck and be obnoxious, harsh and loud. Sometimes that's the best way to be.
1st choice: same arts school
2nd choice: go to seperate schools. they might even like that as they age a touch more. different sets of friends, the oldest won't be embarrased that their little sibling is following them whatever whatever
3rd: homeschool i guess. i think going to conservatory is better for preparing kids to the real world but if you really want to i guess its your decision. i would just convey them to different schools before that though
I think it's better for you if they stay in the same school, because it will nouns you of going through some certain stress.
I suggest, its important to make our kids comfortable in attending school. Better to put them in the same school. Can you try to take a higher authority's attention to help you in this? except you can seek help from medias.
I already homeschool... and it is a *great* option. There are so copious homeschool groups and activities they really don't miss out on any interaction with other kids.
However... since you want to keep them contained by school I would first use the 'H' bomb on the school. Let it slip that if they don't go to alike school you plan to homeschool. I think you will find them *most* cooperative in getting this fixed consequently. LOL
Schools lose *money* when people homeschool. That is why some districts illegally persecute homeschoolers/potential homeschoolers trying to get them back/keep them.
And if that *doesn't* gross them see reason... just let me know if you have need of any advice/info on homeschooling. :)
ETA: I'd also tell them that you have good word: The line may be in the middle of your property... but both the kids have bedrooms on impossible to tell apart side of the house! :-D
ETA: I agree that you should 'go to the top'... you are getting run around from people who don't want to deal next to you. Squeek just enough to get a discussion with the Superintendent and then have a nice gentle discussion. But you *should* bring up homeschooling if you aren't getting anywhere with him. No need to "be loud" and cause them to want to bring back rid of you... Just let it slip that you would rather do that then own them in different schools.
You'd imagine that the school board would give you a dispensation at your request to put your kids in one institution or the other, since your house is right between. This sounds pretty asinine.
I think you should have both children move about to the same school. it would be easier for you to keep up next to the school functions and all. i think it nice to own siblings in the same school. what would you do when the trird kid is in place for school...sent him or her to a different school than the other two? just maintain them in the same school.
Homeschool until finally your house in in district for matching juinor high/ high school.
I think it's pretty stupid that they'd put respectively of your kids in a different zone... you should just bring them both to the old institution; you can't be expect to drive all over town every day delivering kids!
Same institution. Either both kids stay or both go, no splitting up. That just makes things harder for you. Plus its merely plain stupid.
We had to go to the school board to enjoy my grand daughter sent to a school outside our district. We needed her at a school practical our work not our home. We had to have the school board OK this but it wasn't much of a problem. Just name and tell them you need this handled quickly.
I guess you can tell them both kids bedrooms are on the same side of the dividing line. Sorry you hold to go through this. It sounds like the inmates are running the asylum.
I don't know where your from, but my youngest be allowed to go to the same school as my elder 2, even though they say they were full, because he had siblings at that academy alredy...thats crazy, making children from the same house go to different schools..
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