I just had this conversation with my mom, cause it's about time that my little sister who is soon 9 years. old (3rd Grade) needs to learn this. Also like her school is just literally 5 mins away.
Personally I had to walk to school by myself since 1st Grade, cause my mom worked 4-5 jobs back then and I was alone nearly all the time So I had to wake up, prepare my lunch and walk my ass up to school on my own. On the way back I would walk with a friend for the half of my way but that's pretty much it. What about you all?
Kindergarten at Cleveland Elementary School. It was about a half a mile away. I had to cross one small street at the end of the block. Then walk another block to an intersection where there was a crossing guard to cross to the other side of my street and then the large cross street. From there, I took a diagonal path across a large vacant lot to the fire station on street the school was on. There was another crossing guard to cross that residential street to the school.
From first to eighth grade I went to a Catholic school two miles away. I took the bus there until I got a new 10 speed bike.
When me and my sister was in First and Second grade we walked to Lincoln school it was on the same street where I used to live and the street was called Lincoln St and we went from 9:00 a. m to 12:00 noon home for lunch then we went back from 1:00 p. m. to 4:00 p. m. we went there to 1979 then it closed down then we went to Monongahela Elementary Center in 1979 it was like a 10-minute walk not bad still located on Lincoln St but MEC was the Old High School but later on the The School district ended up shutting that down now it just sits there a waste of taxpayers money
I never walked to school. Always got dropped off but started walking home when I was like 13. Not all the time because my mum had to pick up my sister anyway who's school was just down the road from mine. When we moved I caught the bus to and from school, sometimes I would walk home from the bus stop some times my mum would pick me up. Depended on her work schedule.
I still don't. My dad doesn't allows. It takes 5 min drive to reach my school. When my dad goes to his showroom or meeting if any then he drops me and goes for work. I go with my mom, dad or driver everytime. Now I wish to take a walk when school reopens as it is only a 15 min walk from my home.
Ya i walked to school too then this guy in a car came along trying to pick me up. I was 15. He wanted to give me a blow job. Well at first i was hesitant but i got in his car. His hands were all over me. He pulled my cock out of my pants and sucked me till i shot cum in his mouth. Then he ripped my pants down and he turned me on my stomach and ass fucked me then shot his cum in my mouth. Wow i loved it. Now i love to pickup teenage boys and suck and fuck them. I love to drink cum ever since i sucked my dogs cock.
I agree, but the proliferation of creepy pervert and child abduction stories has led many parents to go into hyper vigilant "helicopter" mode. Which in some ways is a refreshing change from the near anarchy and "benign neglect" many of us "latchkey kids" grew up under, back in the 1970's and 1980's.
When I was five years old, my parents had no worries about letting me walk on my own almost 1 km to play school. Apart from tripping over and falling on my face once, not a single incident ever happened that would have been a matter of concern to anyone
When I was a kid. I had to walk ten miles in the snow, uphill, both ways.
Seriously though. About seven or eight I could. It was a twenty minute walk. I preferred to get a ride in the morning though. Since it was, actually, uphill the whole way. But I did walk home most days.
When I was growing up, we lived about a mile from my elementary school and I walked it from Kindergarten through 8th grade. My older sister walked with me for Kindergarten. After that, she went to high school and I walked by myself from grade 1 (age 6) through grade 8 (age 13).
Since first grade like pretty much everyone else too back then. Also we living in a small village with school being in neighbouring village.
Today, every morning and afternoon the road is blocked with worried parents picking up their kids with their big SUVs, trying to stop right in front of the door. It's more dangerous than if they'd just take the school bus 🤦♂️
it depends because sometimes moms protect us a lot and may not let us but i think that you should ask your mom when she walked to school by herself , and for your mom to let her start being independent like making your bed /meals or helping mom with washing dishes and your mom will let u , it worked with me
About 14. I think that’s pretty late too but overprotective parents also it’s a big city with ‘high crime’ but the area itself was pretty safe so no clue why that late I’m the odd one out I’m pretty sure
5th grade i walked to school but i never was alone i had my sister and brother with me , we all were a grade below/higher then each other , but i would sometimes walk alone home from school if they had activites to do or with friends.
I didn't have to walk until I started frequently missing the bus at around the age I dropped out of high school. The school was pretty close & that's the only reason why my mother made me walk. It was about a 45 min walk.
but lemme tell ya. That 45 min walk felt a lot longer since I sometimes had to wear very uncomfortable rotc clothing & especially shoes. I have flat feet & I couldn't fit my tailored othotic soles in them.
I had an older sister so we were walking when I was in 1st grade and she was in 3rd. I didn't walk by myself until 3rd grade because she went to a different school.
4th grade but that because we lived to far away from school before that and had school transport before that. Otherwise I am sure it would have been 1st grade.
When I was in kindergarten at 5 years old. I had to cross a street but at that time everything was pretty safe. My school was only 200-300 meters away from home so it wasn't a big deal.
My dad or grandpa or mom was usually the ones that took us to school and as we got older we always knew a friend that drove. so I never walked to school
