



When I was in Elementary we had a traditional school year. My kids are on what you call a track system, year round school. It might sound great to a parent, but it's not really. The kids go to school for 9 weeks and then get 3 weeks off all through the year. Except for July, all kids get about 2 or 3 weeks off. My kids are off track right now, so they are home. I love to have them home and spend time with them, but it kind of gets to me and to them by the end of the 3 weeks, especially in the Winter. They don't want to go outside to play and their friends (unfortunately) are all on a different track this year. So they are out of school while their friends are in school. I think by the end of this week, they will be more than ready to go to school. I have to say, after having gone through traditional and having my kids on the track system, I definitely choose the traditional system. Well, I only have about 4 and 1/2 years and then my kids will be out of Elementary and all in Jr. High or High School. Time flies by way too fast!!!!!!!!!!! I'm sure I will treasure these 3 weeks that they get off forever.
Stac, those are beautiful pictures of the kids!
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