Learning without labels in Puerto Rico

Nov. 28, 2006

So many things at my mind

   It's that time of year in Puerto Rico, private schools reservation payments!

At this time, we have to reserve the seat for next school year. I hate this! My daughter always whines (and I follow her) with all the complaints: why she can’t be homeschooled, it’s so difficult, she wants to have a “normal” social life (she’s only 11).

I support her, but because I am divorced and with a special needs child, my husband doesn’t feel appropriate to homeschool all 3 children. He never was that fond of the idea, but discovered that it was a great solution for our son and keep on being a great solution. (Did I told you that the reservation payment is $1115.00 and a monthly payment of $215.00 for Middle School and for the other child $700 the reservation payment and $285 the monthly payment? That will be a total for both girls of $1815 for the reservation and $500 in monthly payments of the schools.) I have been thinking in having a distance learning program for my 11 yo for 7th grade and keeping her home and another for my 9 yo for 5th grade. My son still is on a remedial program for second grade and reading at a kinder / early first grade level. I just hope I can convince my husband to take a leap on our children’s education!

   By the way, he had a dictation today and… cheated the last two words! I had the answers on the back of my notebook and he looked! I know you are thinking, why are you celebrating? I was laughing because I just forgot he has autism and most autistic children are not aware of situations like this (well, those I know at least).


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