I hate PTA meetings. This is an avenue where most parents get to talk about their kids, status quo in life or sometimes it's a runway to boast around material things. , and so I hate that. Today, I got to attend the first HSPP Day of my daughter at school sans her father who was at work. It was a new event for me and I was partly excited since Xy landed the first spot in her class (finally!) even with lesser attention coming from me in terms of reviewing lessons and stuffs. When she said it to me the day I called her to pick her report card, she was surprised too. Then I realized that my daughter has innate intelligence although I told her not to be extremely complacent. I thought, would I have been the same if I had given this kind of privelege then? , probably I would have. Mothers at this age are more oriented on the competencies of a child at school unlike how it was 27 years ago.
The crowd was totally different compared to the previous school were she were.One good reason why I have to choose pay more to have better education, good learning environment and an uncompromised quality of education. She was among the prettiest in her class, modesty aside. Most of her classmates were "healthy" and plain jane. One parent started the conversation and she was around my age. She congratulated me surprisingly since we haven't exchanged names yet, so I realized she knew I was Xy's mom. The entire event was filled with activities where both parents and kids are involved.I almost got teary eyed when she handed over a small epistle they did for us.Touchy.. Food was served at the end.
I am a proud mom to daughter like her. Someone who can manage under minimum supervision.
I love her so much.
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