My daughter was accepted at an Outward Bound style charter school that runs from kindergarten through 12th grade. I'm excited about getting her out of a regular public school into a more thought-provoking way of learning but I'm concerned that she'll miss out on the "normal" growing pains of moving from elem school to middle school to high school. Is it better to stay with the same group through-out the early learning years until college or to be given the opportunity to change every few years?
She's been at the same school now with the same group for 3 years (she's in 2nd grade going to 3rd). She is very outgoing and adaptive, she has a lot of change and drama in her life thanks to her dad so I'm thinking the consistancy would be good for her. However, I don't want to prevent her from experiencing the "rights of passage" that her friends will be going through.
2007-05-30
06:44:12
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