I just really don't know what to do about Kindergarten next year. I have 8 months to decide about it. I really don't think all day, public kindergarten is the best choice for Butch and Sundance. Our local school has 5 kindergarten classes with 22 students in the class for 7 hour a day. I just feel this is too long on a 5 year old and not fair to my boys to make them sit and work for this long a day. Part of me would like to just keep them home, part of me would like to send them to private Kindergarten and part would just go ahead and send them on. I need to keep praying about it and seek other's advice, wisdom and council. I'll keep thinking about what is best for their education not what is easiest on me.
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I really struggled with Logan and Kindergarten. She has a summer birthday & everyone told me to hold her out another year. I felt like she was ready, so I sent her. She has done well in school. You know your kids best & know what they need. I will pray for you though because I remember how hard of a decision it was for us. Cheryl
Posted by: Cheryl | January 13, 2005 at 11:31 AM