Parenting-N-Families

what age is it ok to use as a political pawn
kindergarten?
Grade school?
high school?
college?
none?
Is it infringement of parental rights?

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/09/02/critics-decry-obamas-indoctrination-plan-students/

http://mediamatters.org/research/200909020012

http://michellemalkin.com/2009/09/01/obamas-sept-8-speech-to-schoolchildren/

I did not work at all last year. I lived off my savings. I have three children all in school and I do not pay day care. Do I still have to file taxes?

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To Sexual Deviancy For Kids? Will you still be proud of your vote for comrade Obama, the rocket scientist who also hired Van Jones and Cass Sunstein and was buddy-buddy with Jeremiah Wright for more than 20 years?

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I am a single mom, and all of the groups I find are for babies or toddlers. I would like to meet like minded people who have children similar ages to mine. Any ideas?

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My children would be taking an aptitude exams for high school and college. Would appreciate a lot if you could give me some sites to get free aptitude exams worksheets to help them prepare for these exams. Thanks!!!

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I believe that if your child fails a grade in elementary school that it is the parents fault because this is the time in a child’s schooling that you need to be most involved in. The first three years of school is when children learn good study and test habits. How do you feel? Has any one ever had a child fail a grade in elementary school and thought it was truuly the schools fault because you did work very hard with your child on their school work and they still failed?
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My son is autistic and he is in the sixth grade. I am trying to find a good middle school that has a classes for autistic children. Can you help me?

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