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« Reply #25 on: August 13, 2008, 10:35:04 AM »

I was PTA co~president for 1 year and I got royally done over by my co-president who was dating at the time and couldn't see fit to come to the meetings or do the fund-raisers and such.  It was a mess!  I sure didn't run again I can tell you that ~ we raised enough money to take the kids on a school wide field trip to the movies and out to eat at McDonald's that year, as well as have a picnic with the blow-up bouncers in the front of the school and we bought each child a Christmas gift that year that I personally hand labelled with their names...it took me forever to write every childs name down, but I wanted them to feel special that year. 

I helped every year in PTO after that but never to that degree laughing
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« Reply #26 on: August 13, 2008, 11:44:14 AM »


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And people wonder why our kids rank so low against the world in math and science.  This is a prime example of being penny wise and pound foolish.


I don't quite understand, do you mean the parents or the schools?



I meant the schools.  Penny wise and pound foolish, buying the books and not letting the kids even use them for homework.  If the schools taught kids like the used to before computers etc our children would be better educated.   Requiring (maybe not technically, but for all intents and purposes) parents to have computers and internet access in the home so kids can complete their home work is ludicrous since there are people who just flat can't afford it.  Parents do whatever they can for their children and then someone comes along and says your tax dollars aren't enough we need for you to pay fees out the yazzoooo and when you are done paying those we need a bond levy passed that will raise your property taxes 400 - 500 a year.  Then to put a guilt trip on the voters they say that this is for the education of our children who are our future.  YES our children are our future, but cut the nonsense, teach the kids instead of having them do hours of homework. OK, I vented enough now, but I just wanted to make it clear that I am behind the parents 100%.
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