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single317dad

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Not to be argumentative, but some preschools are being treated more like school now. My son went to two years of developmental Pre-K, it was at the school, the bus picked him up and dropped him off, with real licensed teachers, the kids were enrolled and truancy laws applied. So, this is something that's changing, even if it's the exception rather than the rule.
 


RRevak

Senior Member
Not to be argumentative, but some preschools are being treated more like school now. My son went to two years of developmental Pre-K, it was at the school, the bus picked him up and dropped him off, with real licensed teachers, the kids were enrolled and truancy laws applied. So, this is something that's changing, even if it's the exception rather than the rule.

VPK (which is Voluntary Pre-K here in sunny FL) has mandatory attendance requirements. It also teaches much more than ABC's and 123's. My daughter attended and was one of only a few other children who could read from the first day they started kindergarten. The pre-school times, they're a changin'.
 
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mmmagique

Member
VPK (which is Voluntary Pre-K here in sunny FL) has mandatory attendance requirements. It also teaches much more than ABC's and 123's. My daughter attended and was one of only a few other children who could read from the first day they started kindergarten. The pre-school times, they're a changin'.

So voluntary pre-k is mandatory? Sounds like an oxymoron to me. (I knew it was coming though)
 

RRevak

Senior Member
So voluntary pre-k is mandatory? Sounds like an oxymoron to me. (I knew it was coming though)

If you choose to sign on, then you are choosing to make it a commitment and they expect you to follow through with that commitment. Although looking at from your standpoint makes me giggle :p
 

Ohiogal

Queen Bee
"Short answer: No. Not without marriage to 'current' boyfriend of a few years duration and Dad's cooperation. "




If I were to get married, after a few years I would have to beg a psycho who has ridiculous paranoia, extremely stubborn, wants nothing to do with her other than to make me miserable, just for him to say ok, you can have her. Which he never will.
Not even if I state my case with details of all of his actions, the fact that he only wants his rights to rub them in my face? He has had no contact, has not tried to contact her. He has my numbers, address, emails.... etc.

That psycho contributed to the child's DNA. Many mental illnesses are genetic. Your daughter could be just as "psycho" in her life. Have you ever established paternity? How old are you if is only 22 now? He was 17 when he impregnated you wasn't he?
 

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