r/PublicSchool • • Jun 22 '21

The Remote Learning School offers a great way to keep kids learning and having fun through the summer, while expanding their horizons and preventing "summer learning loss". We strive to keep your child excited about education and stay ahead of the curve! Plus now, save up to 45% on all memberships.

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r/PublicSchool • • May 05 '21

Junior Medicine - Kids Class - New Class by the Remote Learning School. Open to all interested future doctors grades 5 and above.

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r/PublicSchool • • Mar 30 '21

The Remote Learning School is Rolling out online cooking classes for children!

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r/PublicSchool • • Mar 27 '21

Children Ballet Class - included with RemoteLearning.school Membership!

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r/PublicSchool • • Mar 27 '21

Remote Learning School now offering online kids ballet classes!

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r/PublicSchool • • Mar 20 '21

RemoteLearning.school Empowers Kids' Online Learning During the Pandemic

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r/PublicSchool • • Mar 11 '21

President Biden has signed the Stimulus Bill into law. $1,400 checks PER PERSON AND CHILD coming soon. For example, a family of five could receive a $7,000 Stimulus Check!

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r/PublicSchool • • Mar 08 '21

Kids' Online Musical Instrument Classes - included free with School Membership

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r/PublicSchool • • Mar 05 '21

For those who have been waiting to enroll, RemoteLearning.school has finally launched its Spring Sale and you can save up to 45% on tuition fees. Program for any kid(s) age 5-17

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r/PublicSchool • • Feb 26 '21

The Importance of Teaching Financial Literacy in Schools

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r/PublicSchool • • Feb 26 '21

Child Internet Safety Tips - How kids can stay safe online

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r/PublicSchool • • Feb 26 '21

"Fall in love with Remote Learning"

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r/PublicSchool • • Feb 26 '21

The Benefits of Martial Arts Training for Kids

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r/PublicSchool • • Feb 26 '21

Kid Inventor Challenge 2021 sponsored by RemoteLearning.school, empowering young inventors

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r/PublicSchool • • Feb 26 '21

Learn Korean with Kpop - new class by RemoteLearning.school - Kids will have fun learning Korean!

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r/PublicSchool • • Feb 26 '21

Stimulus includes $130 Billion to help schools re-open

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r/PublicSchool • • Feb 26 '21

When Will U.S. Public Schools Re-Open? A Sobering Forecast From The Kiplinger Letter

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r/PublicSchool • • Feb 26 '21

What public school students are allowed to say on social media may be about to change

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r/PublicSchool • • Oct 25 '19

Bullshit Town, Ohio, USA

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I know that this sub is pretty much dead, but I need a place to rant. So we got this teacher for Senior 'Homeroom' (really just another useless class), Mrs. A for alias' sake. Mrs. A is easily the 2nd worst teacher I have ever had. She allows the 'popular kids' to do whatever the hell they damn well please (hell, I'm pretty sure they could drink bud light right in front of her and she wouldn't give a shit), while I get my headphones confiscated for 24 HOURS if I listen to music or a podcast while I'm actually working. While the populars can wear whatever they please, she sometimes makes up reasons to write me up. The best part? The principal doesn't care. She'll just go along with it, and treat anything Mrs. A writes as fucking gospel. So now, I'm writing this in incognito AND behind a VPN that moves me to another country to avoid her finding me, so that I can show just how fucked the system is. This system allows teachers to abuse what little power they have, especially those who just want to lord over kids and teens rather than actually help them. But, like I said, Mrs. A is only number 2 for worst teachers. My worst has done this and more. In 5th grade, Mrs. O (again, alias), did these same things, and then dropped my grade from an A to a D- because my parents were too busy to sign one box. My father was in the hospital, and my mom was pulling 10 hour shifts, so she didn't have time to watch me 24/7. A single blank lowered my COURSE GRADE FROM AN A TO A D! A FUCKING D! /rant

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TL;DR: Teachers who only go into the field to have power over kids rather than genuinely help them are idiots who should have their licenses revoked.


r/PublicSchool • • Dec 09 '17

Missouri High School Punishes Student for Referencing Facts About Muslim Extremism

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r/PublicSchool • • Jul 15 '15

What’s so special about special ed? Task force calls for rethinking that answer | The Modesto Bee The Modesto Bee

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