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It's not that... it's parents' start times at work. A lot of places have very rigid work schedules and schools need to account for a certain percentage of pare
by oblio 4y ago
It's not that... it's parents' start times at work.
A lot of places have very rigid work schedules and schools need to account for a certain percentage of parents dropping kids off and then driving to school.
Kids are sacrificed because, surprise-surprise, they have no real say in the matter.
- _carbyau_ 4y agoI kindly disagree with your last statement as I see it clashing with the rest of your comment. Kids are powerless in the decision making. Most guardians/parents are too. As you alluded to, "both parents working" + "commute time" = outcome. This is the rat race in action. Everyone wanting to one up everyone else. To be the top %. To get into the best colleges etc. And so it goes. I don't see a solution unless it somehow rewrites the rules of the rat race. IE government communal action.