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Sixth grade and were not crazy about the options and what we learned is you don't have to have a phd in math, there are lots of people who are there to help. they are professional phds who write curriculums that you guide your kids through. their online courses to universities and colleges. are there networks and co-ops and help in a very fast and rich community full of people like minded wanting to pass on their values together with you to your kids and to their kids. it's truly remarkable. and there is no one better positioned to educate your children, and no one who loves them more than you...

It is a time of transition at "Saturday Night Live" and a monumental night as the venerable late-night staple bid farewell to some of its true titans and future legends. Just a few days before this final broadcast of the season, it was revealed it would be the final episode for longtime cast members Kate McKinnon (11 seasons), Aidy Bryant (10 seasons), Kyle Mooney (9 seasons), and Pete Davidson (8 seasons). We've speculated for years now about the longevity of this cast and when they would finally start to splinter off, but though it was inevitable, it was still tough to say goo...

"Thanks for letting me stay awhile," McKinnon says in the emotional sketch.

TodayHeadline ‘SNL’ Starts Generational Shift With Kate McKinnon, Aidy Bryant, Pete Davidson & Kyle Mooney Sendoff In Season Finale - Deadline –

Over the weekend, Saturday Night Live had "fun" with Johnny Depp's defamation trial against Amber Heard, showcasing a skit that was focused on Heard allegedly defecating in Depp's bed. In the Cold Open, comedian Kyle Mooney takes the stand as Depp in the courtroom. Aidy Bryant, playing an attorney, says there is surveillance footage of Depp's house staff "discovering the alleged fecal matter on the bed." Heidi Gardner, who plays Heard's attorney, says, "Objection, that still wouldn't prove my client is guilty of anything." "But, I...