Who remembers handwritten report cards?
The teacher's careful handwriting. The comment you read three times in the car. PTA meetings in an actual room, with actual chairs in a circle.
Here is what strikes me: back then, parents heard about their child a few times a year, in ink. Now an app pings us before lunch. We know more, faster — and somehow worry more, too.
So tell me: what is one thing about school "back in the day" you think was better? And one thing you are grateful has changed?
Teachers, I especially want to hear yours. Parents, bring the memories. I will bring mine to the comments.