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">The schools are not their to raise the child, that is the parents' job. If primary education isn't child rearing, nothing is. Schools are absolutely there to
by rsync 11y ago
">The schools are not their to raise the child, that is the parents' job.
If primary education isn't child rearing, nothing is. Schools are absolutely there to raise the child."
The schools are not their to raise the child, that is the parents' job.
- el_fuser 11y agoSure they are... Your kid spends 6-10 hours per day under their direction. Often they spend more time with kids than the kids' parents.
- Lawtonfogle 11y agoThen why do they have children spend 6+ hours a day there every day for 3/4s a year? Taxpayer funded babysitting? School is there to raise children, but they do play a lesser role compared to parents and cannot make up for absent parents. It is really to outsource the parts of child rearing that we can both scale up and have a general consensus on. (And to some extent, it does sometimes seem to be about babysitting.)