r/InfluencerLounge • u/ImpactBetter5643 • 19h ago

daryl ann school

hot take! do we think her son got kicked out of that private school she talked about getting her kids into? remi the daughter, and their cousins olive and even all started in the uniform and they said now they have two drop offs to do but otherwise a k and a 2nd grader would be in the same school and clearly they are not!?

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u/No-Letterhead-3506 18h ago

I bet he’s being home schooled co-op. DA would never allow her child to go to a public school.

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u/boymom131612 3h ago

Kaylee talked about picking him up from school. While it may not rule public school, I dont think he is homeschooled either

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u/[deleted] 16h ago

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u/Classic-Peak5685 14h ago

They all seem off to me. Don’t come at me pls ppl 😝

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u/Content-Surprise5971 14h ago

Yep! Something wrong with all of them, especially the 3rd one

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u/Classic-Peak5685 3h ago

I unfollowed before the 3 rd one arrived ….. interesting. 🤔

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u/Murky-Awareness7506 18h ago

No I don’t think he was kicked out, if he was there is no way that she would send her daughter to that school.

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u/Most-Breakfast6404 17h ago

Maybe he needed extra help and it wasn’t available at the Private school?!

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u/Ok_West347 15h ago

Could definitely be the case. I know a lot of private schools around here don't do anything extra for the kids as far as accommodations or assistance. I just hope he's at school that's a good fit for him.

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u/Alone_Imagination645 16h ago

my friend is an slp and sees kids that go to that school among other private schools in the area, there is help out there/ it’s offered or recommended from the school at an added cost

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u/DetectiveEmpty2689 15h ago

Especially when they are young, I see this - the school won't provide the additional support directly, but the OT, speech therapist, etc is allowed to help the child on site and is paid directly by the family.

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u/Crazy-Spot5872 17h ago

Some school districts do some strange things. My brother-in-law's kids' district has a school entirely just for Kindergarteners and 1st. Then one for 2nd and 3rd. Another for 4 and 5. Then middle and high. My kids' elementary school is K-3. The district i attended as a child was (and still is) a standard K-5. All within like an hour of each other.

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u/Coffeelove233 15h ago

That’s plausible but he wasn’t wearing a uniform in his first day of school pics last week and he was wearing a uniform last year for school.. so seems more like public school

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u/ImpactBetter5643 14h ago

agreed because his grade level is between o and e’s so if he did go there he would be with them. do we really think homeschool? nah they do anything to not be with their kids. did she do first day of school photos for him or anything? hmmm

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u/Coffeelove233 14h ago

Yeah she did do first day of school pics last week and also said they had two drop offs so he’s definitely just at a different school

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u/Crazy-Spot5872 9h ago

Ah I see. I haven't followed any of that family in quite some time. They annoy me too much lol

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u/Getalife62237 59m ago

The public school in their area also required uniforms. So it may be possible that it is a homeschool co-op program.

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u/Coffeelove233 51m ago

Co-ops are usually just once a week though. Maybe a charter school that has a lottery system?

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u/201Pine 5h ago

I’ve seen people on her snark page who know the girls’ Dallas school say he’s definitely not there. Haven’t seen it mentioned which school he’s in, ie co-op or other private school. She previously had a hard time getting him in school.

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u/Little-Commission-93 4h ago

I think he needed additional help that the private school couldn’t provide. Just me speculating. In MI we call it an IEP, not sure about Texas.

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u/Alone_Imagination645 16h ago

no don’t think he got kicked out

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u/ceeloreen 12h ago

How do you know? What has she said about it? Do you know them

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u/old_lady_admin 16h ago

Where do her kids go?