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 We are moving to Atlanta in a couple months. That presents all sorts of new problems and issues,including daycare for Inara

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Dan

Hope y’all have a smooth transition moving over there.

Troy Rodgers

The file doesn't play for me, either via the app or downloaded. All the same, I wish you all the best on this move and everything that goes with it. It's a hassle, but hopefully you'll be happy in the new place once you settle in.

Robert Eby

Personally, I'd select option #2, not because of the money (though free is great), but because of the times. I have a 4 year old and we both work outside the house. There really is no "option #1", as you describe it, for us. Our daycare isn't some type of Montessori program, but it fills the need. We as parents have the obligation to ensure our child is learning the lessons they need to know, not from school, but from us! Additionally, by having a "free school" M-F, that will give you a little extra cash in the pocket to hire a sitter for the weekends when it is needed. I wouldn't fret too much that Inara isn't getting the "best available education known to man" at this age. There's still plenty of time in her life and yours to teach her above and beyond the state minimum standards! Personally, I'm considering enrolling my child in public elementary school because it's the best elementary in our city and it's only two blocks away. Come middle school, we're looking at a private academy. While I love the private academy and the kids that come out of it - high school costs more than $10k / year!!! We have to start saving, not for college, but for high school!!!! :o Is it worth it? TBD.

Marc Gunn, The Celtfather

Looks like that’s what we are going for IF we can get in. Money is a big issue. But there are many other advantages too. Find out on Monday.