I am totally on board with money to the PTA, the book sale, the art teachers—all of which is to support the actual supplies and workings of my kids’ elementary school. But once a year the school does a fundraiser for an external cause—this year is finding a cure for cancer, last year was promoting heart health, etc. While these are all worthy causes, I don’t like the idea of choosingcause that the school must unify around.
As I write this out, I realize that I simply don’t think the school should be doing fundraising out of its educational bounds. Would a thoughtfully worded letter to the principal be worth it to voice an opinion?that stuff. I think a thoughtfully worded letter to the principal is completely appropriate, and as I become older and noisier, I think I’d beNow that we’ve handled our muckraking with the school, we’ve got the kids. I think the answer is to talk about what causes matter most to us.
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