So, public education is a joke.
The “leaders” simply want to indoctrinate students, want to keep parents from seeing what teachers are doing, and collect a paycheck for 9 months of “work.”
Now, they want your mom teaching.
I wish I was kidding.
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Parents told to butt out, but also asked to fill-in
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Reagan4prez
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Reagan4prez
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Re: Parents told to butt out, but also asked to fill-in
Yet democrats, union bosses, and public school teachers still want more money regardless of how poorly they perform.km1125 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 26, 2022 11:04 am I'm not so sure this is a bad idea. Should give parents more insight into the chaos that happens with the schoolroom and perhaps allow more leniency for the teachers and the administration when discipline is needed. Might be a big eye-opener to some parents. It also might give some parents an education into where that ~$250,000/ year of tax money is going to for each classroom.