Well, my daughter did enjoy her time at the high school yesterday. Shadow Day was a success! What a relief! (see post here)
But I have been completely naive thinking that was all there was to it. Getting her on board is just the beginning. It's not a big school, so now begins the recommendation letters, the placement test and the dreaded financial part. I am so anxious. I want to scream.
*breathe*
If she is on board with attending this school I will do everything within my power to get her in. Our local public high school has its, well, its challenges and I feel life is hard enough that you shouldn't have to worry about your personal safety while your trying to understand Geometry or Chemistry. Call me a snob. I don't care.
I have no idea of how this is going to turn out. All I know is what I feel is best for my child and I'm going to do what I can to make that happen.
But I have been completely naive thinking that was all there was to it. Getting her on board is just the beginning. It's not a big school, so now begins the recommendation letters, the placement test and the dreaded financial part. I am so anxious. I want to scream.
*breathe*
If she is on board with attending this school I will do everything within my power to get her in. Our local public high school has its, well, its challenges and I feel life is hard enough that you shouldn't have to worry about your personal safety while your trying to understand Geometry or Chemistry. Call me a snob. I don't care.
I have no idea of how this is going to turn out. All I know is what I feel is best for my child and I'm going to do what I can to make that happen.