Do your children get changed for PE in the same class?
817956
My daughter is nearly 9 and distressed that boys and girls get changed for PE in the class room together.  I spoke to the school and they informed me they have to as no changing facilities in the school.\nThe school do not think it is an issue but some children do!
1154206
I believe it really depends on the individual student.  I also liked the 'hands on' reply.  Whether you are teaching one or many students, don't get stuck on one routine.  Vary them to keep the students interested and challenged!
189940
I don't think so.  I also was advised to do this.  I worked with a home teacher every week...its been a long time so i don't remember the exact amount of time that passed.  Trust me, the teachers/doctors are only looking at what is best for your child to learn.  I appreciate what they did for me.  I think I have an easier time learning today because of this.  They tought me what to watch for when I am reading, they taught me how to read in between the lines.  They helped me to better understand math and science, english.  Just about everything.  Believe me there were times when I hated the special attention...but in the long run it did me much more good than I could have imagined.  So No, I don't think that it is discrimination.
962160
Yes, each group of accounts has different rules or permissions assigned to them, your teachers accounts are probably not as restricted as the normal user accounts that are given to students.
191524
When I was in first grade, another kid was promoted from 1st to 2nd after the first semester. The next year, I was allowed to go to the 4th grade class for math. Also, a young lady who was to be in my high school graduating class actually had enough credits to finish early, so she graduated with the class before us.
1141988
Usually teachers have the same name they had the previous school year unless they got married or divorced, then they might have a name change.   When you go to college you will encounter teachers who are no longer called Mr. or Ms., but instead will be Professor So and So.\n\nHopefully, your teacher will write their name on the board and that will take away any confusion.
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It is not common, but it is possible to attend school across district lines.  Schools are said to service an area of the community within a certain district boundary.  Most of the time, where your child attends school is based on residency.  \n\nBefore two districts would enter into a school district transfer agreement, there usually has to be some outstanding reason, for example:\n\na)  In the case of divorced parents who live in different districts, or \nb)  In the case where your child couldn't get the proper education in the district where you live, or \nc)  In some special education cases, or \nd)  If attending a certain school in your district would be a hardship when another school in another district is closer, or\ne)  Your child is currently enrolled in a school, identified under certain state or federal education criteria, where he has the right to attend another school even if it is outside his normal district\n\nPaying school tax in another district usually does not automatically entitle your child to attend school there.  \n\nIn some states, communities assess school taxes to property owners, and if someone owns 3 or 4 houses, they would get 3 or 4 school tax bills.  They would have to pay all the bills they receive, but their children (if they have school age children) would only be entitled to attend school in the district where they live, and then only attend those certain schools that service the address considered to be their primary home.  Attending a different school would require an "In District" transfer request.\n\nYour child can attend private school anywhere you wish.  The districts are drawn for public school, charter, and alternative school, etc. education.  \n\nSome communities have consolidated school districts.  They share resources, and it might be more common for students to cross district lines if they choose.\n\nYou should contact the school district you want, and petition to have your child transfer and attend school there.  They may allow the change.  Ultimately, it's up to them and the particular rules they follow in your community.  It's possible, if they do allow the change, they might be obligated to provide bus transportation for your child because of distance, so keep this in mind when contacting them.   Also, out-of-district transfer requests are usually considered on a "space available" basis.  With today's overcrowed school situation, in some areas, you may have a hard time getting your transfer request approved.\n\nBut it doesn't hurt to try, if that is what you want and feel is best for your child!
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Not sure, but I have heard of an English prep school getting all the kids in one town to line up and jump at the exact same time thus changing the earth's axis. very slightly, i hope!
660836
Surely your class schedules will be different.  There will be times he will be in class and you won't, and vice versa.
775160
I think so yes. Talk to your child's dean, or councilor. they will know. It is not the same everywhere though. BE CAREFUL WITH MOVING! Do not let any credits get "lost" or "mixed up". I moved three times in high school. By my last three months in my Senior year, they told me my credits were not in order. I have about 2 in a half in algebra 2 1 in a half in geometry, NONE for English 1 and 2. When a child moves from state to state in high school, some teachers quite, and don't turn in what they need to, and sometimes they get your credits mixed up with someone Else's. It is a big problem. I moved from North Carolina, to Texas, and than to New Mexico while I was working on my high school credits. Just be careful, and make sure everything is in order with the credits BEFORE your child starts a new year. I ended up needing to do two whole years of homes school because of that. It also made me decide to not go to public schools anymore. Good luck with all.
904368
Yeah...the reason?  They have all been to PE in middle school, think about it!!
674339
I do believe that the regulations differ between school districts, however linked is an example of one. Hope it helps.
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Yes I would switch.  If the new teacher does not work out, you can switch again.
58870
depends sometimes its headstart, preschool or even Kindergarten. Should ask local ISD they could help out.
315414
For some children, they are not ready to be away from home all day at school.  I think some children who were at home with one of their parents prior to starting school, are not ready.  I, on the other hand, had no trouble putting my son in whole day Kindergarten.
1042991
No they cannot.  But i have to ask why you would send your child to a Sports Academy if he is physically unable to participate in athletic activities.
338195
I teach a 3/4/5 combo class in a tiny rural district. I love my third graders! They are always (as a group) so much better behaved than my older ones. They still want to please adults and are still complete sponges.No hormones! They are usually more trustworthy because of this, so I can set them up to work independently more often than older ones who may like to cheat and need more supervision. Also, you don't have to bend over with them near as much (as in kindergarten), which saves wear and tear on your back and knees.