Hawaii to make indoctrination centers (aka schools) available for 3 year olds, so they will vote Democrat later

[notmyfault2020]

Hawaii to make universal preschool available for children ages 3 to 4 within 10 years

Hawaii announced a plan to make universal preschool available by 2032. Currently, only half of the state’s 35,000 kids ages 3 and 4 are attending pre-K.

www.foxnews.com

3 and 4 year olds need to be in school?

Well, maybe if the school was teaching something worthwhile like... I dunno... math.. reading.. But even then... 3 years old? Come on, already

But we know the leftists (and Hawaii is leftist) want to brainwash children so they will grow up to comply with their loony agenda...

 

[luiza]

Some great advantages from early "schooling" .
I went to my first school at five years with a reading age of ten and a "numbers" age of about the same .
Due to forced learning but not painful .
Gave me huge life advantages as you can all readily see .





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[1srelluc]

Once my G-Grandson turned three I help pay to put him in a private Learning Daycare.....He can count to ten, knows his colors, and can spell his name just a few months in.

As time goes on, and I'm around and still able, he will attend a private school mostly on my dime. I hope he never has to see the inside of a public school.....My money well spent.

 

[notmyfault2020]

Some great advantages from early "schooling" .
I went to my first school at five years with a reading age of ten and a "numbers" age of about the same .
Due to forced learning but not painful .
Gave me huge life advantages as you can all readily see .





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um... no, we don't see it.

I didn't go to kindergarten, just first grade and etc... and the schools in my area were not the best

I educated myself, for the most part, through reading a lot of non-fiction, then took some college courses later.

Your writing could use some work. . lots of incomplete sentences there, which sometimes can work out for certain writers but they have to be done a certain way...

Anyhow, not trying to sound snarky, just speaking my mind. I realize people write better when they are, say, submitting their writing for publication of one sort or another. I am not saying I myself always live up to what I know while on the forum. So there's that

 

[notmyfault2020]

Once my G-Grandson turned three I help pay to put him in a private Learning Daycare.....He can count to ten, knows his colors, and can spell his name just a few months in.

As time goes on, and I'm around and still able, he will attend a private school mostly on my dime. I hope he never has to see the inside of a public school.....My money well spent.

no parent should send their child to a public school IMO.. unless the public school is.. you know.. like they were about 30 years ago or thereabouts

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Our three year old is in preschool, three days a week four hours a day. She enjoys it and she'll be a step ahead of her perrs

 

[notmyfault2020]

Our three year old is in preschool, three days a week four hours a day. She enjoys it and she'll be a step ahead of her perrs

public school?

I wouldn't send a dog there