To: summer
Kids socialize kids. Thats a fact.
My children deal more with adults than children their own age.They are growing into adults and will be spending their lives as adults.
Why would I want the Bart Simpsons of public school to socialize my kids.
127 posted on
04/15/2002 2:29:50 PM PDT by
netman
To: netman
Yes and no. It depends on many factors, including what happens to the kid after the kid's misconduct. If nothing happens, then, yes, that kid has growing influence.
128 posted on
04/15/2002 2:33:49 PM PDT by
summer
To: netman
But, in middle school, many kids become much more concerned about peers and peer approval.
129 posted on
04/15/2002 2:35:25 PM PDT by
summer
To: netman
And, I do empathisize with the gist of what you are saying -- that is why private schools attract many parents. Also, the homeschooled middle school aged kids I know are far better behaved than most middle school kids I have seen in public schools.
130 posted on
04/15/2002 2:36:59 PM PDT by
summer
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