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	<title>Comments on: Pregnancy schools close in NYC</title>
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		<title>By: karen suzanne</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I was a young mother who attended one of these schools. I remember the early pregnancy conversation with my school&#039;s counselor, &quot;we can&#039;t let you stay, you really must go to the other school.&quot; But what about my honors classes, I asked, what does the school offer? &quot;They don&#039;t have honor&#039;s classes but they will teach you helpful parenting and family budget skills.&quot; 

I was so disappointed with the new school and quit before the year ended. After my daughter was born and a short break from school, I rushed back into regular school and again met some resistance with the counselor when trying to get all my ap/honors electives, &quot;maybe you should consider the  child care courses.&quot; I just snipped that I got enough of that at home and those classes were no help in getting into college.

Proud to say that I managed to not only be a great mom without those highly pushed &quot;parenting&quot; classes, but graduate from both high school and college with honors. I knew so many other girls that had accepted the school&#039;s judgment and eventually gave up even trying to make it work at all.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was a young mother who attended one of these schools. I remember the early pregnancy conversation with my school&#8217;s counselor, &#8220;we can&#8217;t let you stay, you really must go to the other school.&#8221; But what about my honors classes, I asked, what does the school offer? &#8220;They don&#8217;t have honor&#8217;s classes but they will teach you helpful parenting and family budget skills.&#8221; </p>
<p>I was so disappointed with the new school and quit before the year ended. After my daughter was born and a short break from school, I rushed back into regular school and again met some resistance with the counselor when trying to get all my ap/honors electives, &#8220;maybe you should consider the  child care courses.&#8221; I just snipped that I got enough of that at home and those classes were no help in getting into college.</p>
<p>Proud to say that I managed to not only be a great mom without those highly pushed &#8220;parenting&#8221; classes, but graduate from both high school and college with honors. I knew so many other girls that had accepted the school&#8217;s judgment and eventually gave up even trying to make it work at all.</p>
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