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That is what they are taught at Trump School.Kindergarten is the study of Benghazi. And so is Kindergarten summer school of course.First grade reflects on Uranium One, because of, you know, Uranium One and Grade One. Makes perfect sense to the Trump Board of Stupidity, er, Education.Grade 2 is all about Bill and how he was impeached, and about how impeachment is a lifelong stigma.Grade 3 is about the difference between Bill’s everlasting stigma and Trump’s honor of being impeached by the Dastardly Dems.4th Grade is all about Bill and Monica’s blue dress. 4th Grade is not at all too young to learn these things, especially in West Virginia and Kentucky.5th Grade is for learning how to scream “Lock her up!”6th grade is for graduation. No to college. No more books. Only Trumpers’ dirty looks.A TrumperChild with perfect attendance can run for Veep someday.

M was in maybe 4th grade. She had been given a new balance beam and broke her arm the day she got it. She was in a 3/4 cast. One day on the school bus a bigger 7th grade girl was bullying a tiny kindergarten on the bus. Both kids lived in the neighborhood. Well I guess my kiddo actually hit the bully over the head with the cast! There was a small bruise. My child and several others from our neighborhood tried to get the bully to stop and she refused. When she tried to pull the baby's hair that's when my girl got involved. The bully and my kids were both suspended from the bus but we took her out to dinner for doing the right thing. She's 13 now and still continues to step in when she has to, especially to protect people smaller and younger than her. I couldn't be more proud. ❤

I don't plan on having kids, but yes, I would likely homeschool my hypothetical children. More specifically, I would homeschool them from Kindergarten-4th grade at the very least.Why?It would allow them to have a childhood. I see how much homework and stress my public schooled little sister is put through every day going to a public elementary school, and I would never want to put my kids through that. Homeschooling allows kids to get all their work done in 1–5 hours, so they can spend the rest of their day playing and being a kid. Obviously, if they were insistent on wanting to go to public school, I would let them, but I would discourage it until 5th grade.I would, however, give them the option of going to public school once they enter 5th grade. I would encourage them to start in 5th grade because it would allow them to adjust to a public school environment instead of just throwing them right into middle school. I believe that public schooling can be great, especially in middle and high school. It allows kids to be exposed to many different types of people, and it teaches them how to handle stress. I wouldn't want them to experience this during their younger years, when you should just be running around and being a kid, but I do think that it can be a positive experience in the older years.