[Jennypooh]

I am also not talking to anyone else on here anymore , it always leads to arguments because I have not yet ran into anyone with an open mind YET! So you all can talk amongst yourselfs , I'm outta here.... more than likely like a bunch of highschoolers....talk about me and thats fine. I can care less.... GOOD BYE! Just a little note, I'm not saying everyone acts this way but I truly have been attacked for speaking how I felt about kids being spanked by teachers so I'm just not going to say anything anymore :0)

[Jennypooh]

Originally Posted by Keeper

First and foremost.. Jenny has every right to post the way she feels about paddling without being attacked or called names. She is not the first member to post about not approving of paddling in the schools and I am sure she won't be the last.

This is no longer a friendly reminder..

Thankyou so much for saying that :0)

[winterxair]

I'm pretty sure RNs are always in demand in Dothan. We actually have two pretty big hospitals.
I'm not sure about the other job.

As far as schools go...I would definitely NOT recommend putting them in any city school in Dothan. Most of the private schools seem to have something lacking (I actually attended Northside Methodist Academy for 10 years, and shortly after I left, it all went downhill). Your best bet for kids of that age is to (if you can afford it) put them in Houston Academy (that's probably the best private school in Dothan).

OR, you can do what my parents did/are doing with me and my siblings, and put them in a county school. Rehobeth and Wicksburg are both really good schools (I graduated from Rehobeth in the spring, my siblings still go to Rehobeth, and my mom teaches 5th grade at Wicksburg). As a general rule, the teachers at both of these schools truly care about their students and try to go the extra mile for them. I actually feel prepared for college (I'm at The University of Alabama now). Both of the high school counselors at Rehobeth were a Godsend...they helped my graduating class get A LOT of money for college (I can't remember the precise number...somewhere around $1 million). Plus, both high schools offer dual-enrollment.

Hope this helps!