first of all, NEVER post about my parents because you don't know enough about them to write a paragraph, that was insulting simply because you don't know my parents (like people who make yo mama jokes when the person they're insulting may very well have a mother who's passed away).

second, what i'm saying is, and tell me if you disagree, if parents take a more proactive role in their children's education, isn't that likely to improve the statistics about drop-outs and illiteracy?? mom being at the club shaking her ass while you're struggling with math homework sounds like a ludicrous idea to defend. teachers have 32 students for about an hour, parents have less children and, often, more time spent with them.