02-13-2010, 01:11 AM
Totally disagree, Jasmin. Any one learned in education/psychology/child development has known for years that the
most formative times for human beings are when young, in early childhood as seen in grade schools, K thru 6.
Not talking about a ton of books here, just basic books, a few, to take home for study. As has been the practice
for decades and is the practice in many other school districts, though high tech also is a new feature in more affluent
districts for child supplemental learning.
Just asking basic questions here. Question still out there...are Wkgn Grade School students restricted from taking
basic, essential textbooks home for study?
Let's move onto students in the middle school and high school system in Waukegan Public Schools, District 60. Are they also restricted
on bringing text books home for study?
most formative times for human beings are when young, in early childhood as seen in grade schools, K thru 6.
Not talking about a ton of books here, just basic books, a few, to take home for study. As has been the practice
for decades and is the practice in many other school districts, though high tech also is a new feature in more affluent
districts for child supplemental learning.
Just asking basic questions here. Question still out there...are Wkgn Grade School students restricted from taking
basic, essential textbooks home for study?
Let's move onto students in the middle school and high school system in Waukegan Public Schools, District 60. Are they also restricted
on bringing text books home for study?