I have a son who finally took his three girls out of public schools in their teens. Said it was one of the best decisions he made. First thing he noticed was all the drama ceased....grades were already good but improved even further. And the girls were much happier.
“I have a son who finally took his three girls out of public schools in their teens. Said it was one of the best decisions he made. First thing he noticed was all the drama ceased....grades were already good but improved even further. And the girls were much happier.”
EXCELLENT story. Usually it doesn’t end too well (for many reasons) if you wait too long to pull them out. Depending on the state, they may even hunt you down with ‘social workers’, or at least force you to prove to them that you’re ‘still’ educating their students (even if though they weren’t). However, if you never get on their radar, like my kids, then they won’t even know the kids exist. Just tell the neighbors they go to that Christian (or other private) school at least 10 miles away...as it’s unlikely you’ll run into any real families using that school.