My issue is not more of whether better schools in NA or average school in Express. Rather, the immediate people that will surround him. Even in the better schools, in a NA class, there is a higher chance that he will meet people who are less interested to study compare to in a Express class. Or will a good school’s NA students who say avg 190-200 likely to have the same attitude compare to an average school’s express student who have any average of 200-220.If a child scores 200 and is easily influence by friends, will going to Express help (to have better mix of friends but risk struggling) or going to NA help (by learning at a slower pace but risk having not so good influence).BTW I not saying it is like that, but rather raising the possibility and wants to know from experience parents.

It is your responsibility and most of the cost should be covered by her insurance.I would suggest that you take her to the doctor to obtain an initial diagnosis then, if it turns out she will need long-term treatment, you will have to sit down & discuss with her. You don’t want to be landed with a large ongoing cost to bear but you may not feel comfortable sending her home if she is sick and has no money to be treated at home.

I think it should be good.

verykiasu2010:MOM = Ministry of Maids not for nothing :rotflmao: