Always Late: How To Get Out Of The House On Time
Late everyday? Can’t seem to get out of the house on-time? Watch this video to learn a few new tricks to get your kid to school on-time with less stress.
July 16th, 2010
Yes! It is mandatory in my 5th grade classroom that all kids become comfortable reading aloud, whether it’s to the entire class or to a friend in a quiet moment. Why? Here are a few reasons:
1. In most Middle School, High School and Universities classes students are asked to read passages aloud as a means [...]
Jason, Ithaca, New York
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this was great. My kids are little so I don’t have to get them out the door yet but good tips just for getting myself ready. Nice job!
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Nice one! One of the most important things about this post, apart from making mornings less stressful, is that it IS important to be on time: NYC public middle schools examine 5th graders’ patterns of absences and tardiness (yes, they have access to your child’s ARIS stats: https://arisparentlink.org/parentlink) when evaluating students for admittance. All other things being equal vis a vis your 5th grader’s ELA & Math test scores, the tardiness scores are often the tiebreaker.