First Day of School

Today was an interesting day. We homeschooled E last year, but with the new baby on the way, and baby E only 8 months old, and J starting kindergarten this year too, we decided that maybe school would be the best, so we found a charter school opening up in the area and decided it would work for us. It was a rough choice because I want to do what is best for my kids, but at the same time, I want to protect my sanity too!

Today they started classes, E in first grade and J doing halfday kinder and I think they had some fun. It was weird being home for three hours with only the baby, but I am sure I will get used to the quiet. This morning while J was home too we went and got his hair cut which I have been meaning to do for awhile but it was just easier with one less kid with us. Here are a couple pics from their first day . . .

Comments

Shannon Roberts said…

You will learn to enjoy it trust me!!!!!! Luv the boy behind E!! LOL

5:08 PM

Angela Sager said…

You will definitely enjoy your time, especially next year when they both go full days :)

5:12 PM

Tracey said…

They are cuties! Glad their first day went well. Enjoy your newfound freedom. Okay, so it isn't complete freedom but enjoy it nonetheless! :)

5:32 PM

Amy said…

Oh, they look so cute with their backpacks on! I hope they had a good day.

7:15 PM

Corynn said…

Cute pics. Are they going to Pathway?

10:30 PM

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