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<blockquote data-quote="tiredmommy" data-source="post: 579629" data-attributes="member: 1722"><p>I think your principal's heart is in the right place but it takes away a lot from the kids as they either pick out or make their cards at home. Duckie was in a 3 classroom multiage program with a 6:1:1 class attached. Those teachers sent home a group list of first names by each home base (classroom). Participation was voluntary and a family could opt to do just their child's home base or all four. Of course, parents were encouraged to contact the school if finances were in the way of a child's participation. I would buy clearance valentines for the teachers to "share" as needed the following year as did other parents. Most families opted to do all classes because it was so much fun (and many volunteered to help at the party). Duckie made a big deal out of the students in the 6:1:1 because, to her, it was one of the times these kids got to be just regular kids.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tiredmommy, post: 579629, member: 1722"] I think your principal's heart is in the right place but it takes away a lot from the kids as they either pick out or make their cards at home. Duckie was in a 3 classroom multiage program with a 6:1:1 class attached. Those teachers sent home a group list of first names by each home base (classroom). Participation was voluntary and a family could opt to do just their child's home base or all four. Of course, parents were encouraged to contact the school if finances were in the way of a child's participation. I would buy clearance valentines for the teachers to "share" as needed the following year as did other parents. Most families opted to do all classes because it was so much fun (and many volunteered to help at the party). Duckie made a big deal out of the students in the 6:1:1 because, to her, it was one of the times these kids got to be just regular kids. [/QUOTE]
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