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21 minutes ago ago from ViaTheNet.CA
Homeschooling is growing in popularity as the problems in society increase. Many parents feel that, in order for their children to learn proper values, they need to be taught these values during school time. This conclusion makes sense as children typically spend more awake-time at school then they do with their parents. Other major concerns in today’s society are peer pressure and bullying. In school, children sometimes suffer damage to ...
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If you’ve been a bit wary about what’s being served in your school cafeteria, turns out, you have reason to be. If you haven’t been, well, perhaps you should take a closer look. As Congress gets ready to reauthorize the School Nutrition Act, USA Today has been looking into the food served in schools, particularly meats. What they’ve found is that federal standards are lax enough that meat rejected by fast-food restaurants and consumers ...
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By Sue Shellenbarger Getty Images I have posted before on the problems that arise when your child draws a bad teacher. A reader wrote my Work & Family Mailbox column recently with another painful case. This New York City mom had heard via the playground grapevine last summer that the public-school kindergarten teacher her son had been assigned for the fall wasnt the greatest. She was concerned but withheld judgment. Now that ...
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