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rurallib

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7. yes. They are in a very good position.

Reply to Kali (Reply #5)

Wed Jul 8, 2020, 04:01 PM

Jul 2020

They could home school as daughter is not working currently. She is an accredited HS science teacher so home schooling is an option, but they would much rather have him in school especially for the socializing aspects.

Private school is also an option. But they really like the school he is in, so top choice is to stay there. Provided they can feel he will be safe.
Plus he has many friends in his school.

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School reopening guidelines out for my grandson in Arizona. [View all] rurallib Jul 2020 OP

But what about the statement released by the AZ Dept of Education? Mike 03 Jul 2020 #1

I just talked to my daughter rurallib Jul 2020 #2

I hope it works out. Like you, I don't trust Ducey one bit, and I wasn't sure what to make Mike 03 Jul 2020 #4

Thanks rurallib Jul 2020 #6

I suspect that parents will keep kids at home if they feel like it is unsafe for their kids (... SWBTATTReg Jul 2020 #3

is your daughter's family available to home school? Kali Jul 2020 #5

yes. They are in a very good position. rurallib Jul 2020 #7

Live in Phoenix - 2 kids madeup64 Jul 2020 #8