We have finally enrolled Andre in a Montessori school near our place. It’s the same school where his dad’s friends enrolled their children. Based on his friends’ testimonies, it is a high-quality school. There will be a maximum of 12 students per class with one teacher and one teacher aide. Most pre-schools nowadays have teacher aides, which I find very helpful because they can attend to the needs of each student in a classroom. The student-teacher ratio is an advantage when choosing the proper school for your kids. Twelve students per class are sufficient for a teacher to be able to focus on each of them.

Their classes will start on June 15. We have already bought him 4 pairs of uniform plus a pair of P.E. uniform. Yesterday, we went to his school to pick up the books that they’ll be using in the coming school year. We are not required to buy the school supplies for Andre because they were all included in his tuition fee. After picking up the books, we then headed to SM to buy the school supplies for Abeth’s cousins. I though it was an ordinary day yesterday because it is a weekday. But, I was wrong. There were so many shoppers in the mall buying school supplies for their children, too. So, we have to fall in a very long line to pay for the items we purchased. But, I had an unpleasant experience yesterday. While waiting to be served, about 2 customers before my turn, the cashier’s barcode scanner halted. So, they have to call someone to assist them. They told us to go to another counter instead because they will be closing the counter that supposed to serve us. Haaaay, I was so distressed because after waiting for more than 30 minutes, we have to fall in line again. But, I have no choice. I’m glad that my husband texted me that he’s on his way to the mall, and will be there in about 5 minutes. I feel relieved because he replaced me. He’s my hero!