The School crisis is about to go Defcon 4

PeoplesElbow

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For your consideration ...


Also known as the taxpayers. Why should taxpayers pay for any related educational requirements, regardless of how they were implemented or came about? Then, after the taxpayer pays for this "certification", "teachers" can demand more pay. Rinse, wash, repeat. I don't believe for a minute that "teachers" unions somehow didn't have a hand in this. It is part and parcel of the liberal playbook using deception, contrivances, and subterfuge to get to their end goal, which is ALWAYS about moar money.

Ask any real estate agent if their biennial continuing education certification costs to maintain their real estate sales licence are ever reimbursed by their broker. Doesn't happen. Because it is the agent's personal responsibility to keep their licence current. Why should "teachers" be treated any different? Why aren't "teachers" responsible for their own certification costs? Maybe "teachers" don't know how to be responsible because they are always pampered and coddled like children and with enough whining are given that cookie from the cookie jar?
Sounds a lot like DAWIA certification to me. Someone sold the government a line of bullshit and kept increasing the amount of training and number of people that should be trained all while making money off the requirements. Find the provider of the certification and how they benefit.
 

Hessian

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Tick Tock

The South is getting in this week....Mid country next week...North after Labor day.
And substitutes?....below scarce. Districts will consider ZOOM lessons with 30-40 kids in class...so,...was America pleased with that option?
(Busy work, camera's off, credit given for attendance, parents listening in, mass cheating.)
 

stgislander

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Hessian

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Federal Government again throwing printed $$/ Chinese loans/Taxes at education... just to try to hold on to teachers.

"A July survey by the American Federation of Teachers by Hart Research Associates found 79% of educators surveyed reported job dissatisfaction. Nearly 9 out of 10 said schools have become too politicized. Since the school shootings in Uvalde, Texas, the AFT reports “educators increasingly fear the scourge of gun violence in their schools, with nearly half of all members concerned about a mass shooting.”
Source: https://www.witn.com/2022/09/15/we-...ds4w9m_O1WXwBXJ3lADZ5ult9MFHtRNIIG3vKvCy-M92I
 

vraiblonde

Board Mommy
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If our elected officials weren't so busy sending all our money to foreign countries and skimming a kickback, we'd have plenty of money to upgrade schools and pay quality teachers.

They want it this way. If they didn't, they have never seeded colleges with radical professors who churn out radical young people, who go on to indoctrinate more kids. At this point it's like a roach infestation - it can never be remediated.
 

OccamsRazor

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If our elected officials weren't so busy sending all our money to foreign countries and skimming a kickback, we'd have plenty of money to upgrade schools and pay quality teachers.
The best question to ask is "Where is all the money going?"
With taxes, lottery money, casino money, etc. supposedly going towards the schools, it is a wonder how much of it is actually going to the schools. If you ask anyone outside of Baltimore, they will say "All the money is going to Baltimore schools!" but, if you talk to people or watch Baltimore news, they are asking "Where is all the money going from taxes, lottery, casinos, etc.?"
Where is all the money going???
 

glhs837

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