my3princes
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Hello Everyone!
Before I get back to posting (and it's coming, I promise!) -- I have an OT question:
Do you need to start planning for college in 7th grade?
Here is why I'm asking. There's a parent/school meeting tonight with an hour-long presentation on getting ready for college academically and financially for grades 7-10. I'll be honest -- dh and I don't really want to go -- but we also don't want to miss out on something we need to see. We already have a college account we contribute to monthly, and we are definitely not going to qualify for financial aid. In 7th grade they don't have any choices in their course selection, so I don't see how we can improve that, other than doing outside work or tutoring. I'm wondering if we can wait until next year to go...I know they do this presentation every year.
I know there are a lot of teachers and parents who have been through this before on this thread.
What do you think?
Maria![]()
They probably want you to be aware that how a child does in 7th and 8th grade directly effects the level of courses they can take in high school. My son had to have recommendations to get into freshman AP courses and the grades he got in middle school were involved in that.
Worf--stuff 'll probably change by the time your kids are in college...
Remember-- the holidays are tough.
I hate parents like that-- and they make us responsible parents into 'bad guys'. My daughter had a boyfriend with a mother like that and he ended up dead of a drug overdose--left a baby behind as well.
Very jealous of your snow.
That's wonderful...
Good --it's hope for me lol.
QUOTD Tuesday:
Name your 5 favorite condiments. Condiments are fun and add a lot of flavor without many calories (well maybe mayo and stuff can be overdone) .
Can be coffee syrups, jellies, barbecue sauce etc. Spices don't count as they are totally safe.
I like--
1.vanilla coffee syrup. I've been getting some at the dollar tree--it's good.
2. Home made blackberry jam.
3. Horseradish--just a little goes a long way.
4. Mustard--I like flavored stuff like I have one right now that's spicy dijon I stole from a restaurant (with the waitors permission) (Mc. Menamins)Lime
5.lime--in and on almost anything.
Really busy today but will try to catch up later ;-)
My 5 favorite condiments...hummmm
1. Ketchup
2. BBQ Sauce
3. Mayonaise
4. Pickles
5. Salt and Pepper