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I guess if you are a hiring manager at a fast food joint .. yes 10-11am would be late.  Please get over yourself.

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My son has been in ORCA now for 3 years and I often hear " what about socialization".  My response, children go to school to learn and socialization takes place in the home. However, in todays society we have given up on "family time" for the all mighty dollar. So I guess if you consider hours spent in school as socialization ( so you can make money to go on fancy trips and have the big cars) and TV time at home as learning well than a B&M school is for you. Many who argue over socialization forget that in a B&M school socialization for many is bulling and taunting from others on the playground.  I would prefer my son go to college and not end up working at a low paying job because he was being "socialized" as a youngster.

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