Superintendent Taylor says he is responsible for what happens next

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The trolls are strong in this thread!

Unfortunately, the MVA aren't just trolling on Dcum-- they're doing real harm to their kids. While most are going to send their kids back to school in the fall, some will claim they're homeschooling just to keep their kids from interacting with peers outside their supervision.

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a virtual program/academy that students who want to enroll in can do so? Can MVA families enroll now if there's such a program?

You can do an out of state program. That state will issue your DC’s diploma.

There are very few with live teaching, that's the issue.

You're home; teach them yourself.

No, we are paying taxes for a free education. Your kids get one, so should ours.

A free education doesn’t mean you get exactly what you want, though.

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a virtual program/academy that students who want to enroll in can do so? Can MVA families enroll now if there's such a program?

You can do an out of state program. That state will issue your DC’s diploma.

There are very few with live teaching, that's the issue.

You're home; teach them yourself.

No, we are paying taxes for a free education. Your kids get one, so should ours.

A free education doesn’t mean you get exactly what you want, though.

You're just jealous you don't get to stay at home all day starring at your kids and taking their tests for them.

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a virtual program/academy that students who want to enroll in can do so? Can MVA families enroll now if there's such a program?

You can do an out of state program. That state will issue your DC’s diploma.

There are very few with live teaching, that's the issue.

You're home; teach them yourself.

No, we are paying taxes for a free education. Your kids get one, so should ours.

A free education doesn’t mean you get exactly what you want, though.

You're just jealous you don't get to stay at home all day starring at your kids and taking their tests for them.

What a sad, miserable person you are. I just feel sorry for you at this point.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a virtual program/academy that students who want to enroll in can do so? Can MVA families enroll now if there's such a program?

You can do an out of state program. That state will issue your DC’s diploma.

There are very few with live teaching, that's the issue.

You're home; teach them yourself.

No, we are paying taxes for a free education. Your kids get one, so should ours.

A free education doesn’t mean you get exactly what you want, though.

You're just jealous you don't get to stay at home all day starring at your kids and taking their tests for them.

What a sad, miserable person you are. I just feel sorry for you at this point.

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a virtual program/academy that students who want to enroll in can do so? Can MVA families enroll now if there's such a program?

You can do an out of state program. That state will issue your DC’s diploma.

There are very few with live teaching, that's the issue.

You're home; teach them yourself.

No, we are paying taxes for a free education. Your kids get one, so should ours.

A free education doesn’t mean you get exactly what you want, though.

You're just jealous you don't get to stay at home all day starring at your kids and taking their tests for them.

What a sad, miserable person you are. I just feel sorry for you at this point.

Thank you! So many people don’t seem to understand how hard closing the MVA has been on my vacation schedule! I deserve all the sympathy.

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a virtual program/academy that students who want to enroll in can do so? Can MVA families enroll now if there's such a program?

You can do an out of state program. That state will issue your DC’s diploma.

There are very few with live teaching, that's the issue.

You're home; teach them yourself.

No, we are paying taxes for a free education. Your kids get one, so should ours.

A free education doesn’t mean you get exactly what you want, though.

You're just jealous you don't get to stay at home all day starring at your kids and taking their tests for them.

What a sad, miserable person you are. I just feel sorry for you at this point.

What is wrong with you that you are a sad misreable person that you have to bully online and be so nasty. Virtual may not work for you, and I can understand why, given if you treat strangers this way, how do you treat your kids behind closed doors, but it works for many others and is a necessity for some. For the families concerned with bullying, kids learn it from parents so its no surprise when your kids bully.

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a virtual program/academy that students who want to enroll in can do so? Can MVA families enroll now if there's such a program?

You can do an out of state program. That state will issue your DC’s diploma.

There are very few with live teaching, that's the issue.

You're home; teach them yourself.

No, we are paying taxes for a free education. Your kids get one, so should ours.

A free education doesn’t mean you get exactly what you want, though.

You're just jealous you don't get to stay at home all day starring at your kids and taking their tests for them.

What a sad, miserable person you are. I just feel sorry for you at this point.

What is wrong with you that you are a sad misreable person that you have to bully online and be so nasty. Virtual may not work for you, and I can understand why, given if you treat strangers this way, how do you treat your kids behind closed doors, but it works for many others and is a necessity for some. For the families concerned with bullying, kids learn it from parents so its no surprise when your kids bully.

Um, clearly that poster is ON the side of the MVA...they were talking to the person who is saying that MVA parents take their kid's tests for them....unless that was you and you really do? Take a moment to read thoroughly before getting so defensive.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a virtual program/academy that students who want to enroll in can do so? Can MVA families enroll now if there's such a program?

You can do an out of state program. That state will issue your DC’s diploma.

There are very few with live teaching, that's the issue.

You're home; teach them yourself.

No, we are paying taxes for a free education. Your kids get one, so should ours.

A free education doesn’t mean you get exactly what you want, though.

You're just jealous you don't get to stay at home all day starring at your kids and taking their tests for them.

What a sad, miserable person you are. I just feel sorry for you at this point.

What is wrong with you that you are a sad misreable person that you have to bully online and be so nasty. Virtual may not work for you, and I can understand why, given if you treat strangers this way, how do you treat your kids behind closed doors, but it works for many others and is a necessity for some. For the families concerned with bullying, kids learn it from parents so its no surprise when your kids bully.

Um, clearly that poster is ON the side of the MVA...they were talking to the person who is saying that MVA parents take their kid's tests for them....unless that was you and you really do? Take a moment to read thoroughly before getting so defensive.

And you've never helped your kids with their schoolwork before?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a virtual program/academy that students who want to enroll in can do so? Can MVA families enroll now if there's such a program?

You can do an out of state program. That state will issue your DC’s diploma.

There are very few with live teaching, that's the issue.

You're home; teach them yourself.

No, we are paying taxes for a free education. Your kids get one, so should ours.

A free education doesn’t mean you get exactly what you want, though.

You're just jealous you don't get to stay at home all day starring at your kids and taking their tests for them.

What a sad, miserable person you are. I just feel sorry for you at this point.

What is wrong with you that you are a sad misreable person that you have to bully online and be so nasty. Virtual may not work for you, and I can understand why, given if you treat strangers this way, how do you treat your kids behind closed doors, but it works for many others and is a necessity for some. For the families concerned with bullying, kids learn it from parents so its no surprise when your kids bully.

Um, clearly that poster is ON the side of the MVA...they were talking to the person who is saying that MVA parents take their kid's tests for them....unless that was you and you really do? Take a moment to read thoroughly before getting so defensive.

And you've never helped your kids with their schoolwork before?

Helping with schoolwork isn’t the same as taking tests for them. I suspect you’re just a troll. I hope for your own sake, you are. If not, yikes.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a virtual program/academy that students who want to enroll in can do so? Can MVA families enroll now if there's such a program?

You can do an out of state program. That state will issue your DC’s diploma.

There are very few with live teaching, that's the issue.

You're home; teach them yourself.

No, we are paying taxes for a free education. Your kids get one, so should ours.

A free education doesn’t mean you get exactly what you want, though.

You're just jealous you don't get to stay at home all day starring at your kids and taking their tests for them.

What a sad, miserable person you are. I just feel sorry for you at this point.

What is wrong with you that you are a sad misreable person that you have to bully online and be so nasty. Virtual may not work for you, and I can understand why, given if you treat strangers this way, how do you treat your kids behind closed doors, but it works for many others and is a necessity for some. For the families concerned with bullying, kids learn it from parents so its no surprise when your kids bully.

Um, clearly that poster is ON the side of the MVA...they were talking to the person who is saying that MVA parents take their kid's tests for them....unless that was you and you really do? Take a moment to read thoroughly before getting so defensive.

And you've never helped your kids with their schoolwork before?

Helping with schoolwork isn’t the same as taking tests for them. I suspect you’re just a troll. I hope for your own sake, you are. If not, yikes.

Schoolwork is schoolwork. You'd do the same for your kids if you weren't so "busy" with pilates and wine.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a virtual program/academy that students who want to enroll in can do so? Can MVA families enroll now if there's such a program?

You can do an out of state program. That state will issue your DC’s diploma.

There are very few with live teaching, that's the issue.

You're home; teach them yourself.

No, we are paying taxes for a free education. Your kids get one, so should ours.

A free education doesn’t mean you get exactly what you want, though.

You're just jealous you don't get to stay at home all day starring at your kids and taking their tests for them.

What a sad, miserable person you are. I just feel sorry for you at this point.

What is wrong with you that you are a sad misreable person that you have to bully online and be so nasty. Virtual may not work for you, and I can understand why, given if you treat strangers this way, how do you treat your kids behind closed doors, but it works for many others and is a necessity for some. For the families concerned with bullying, kids learn it from parents so its no surprise when your kids bully.

Um, clearly that poster is ON the side of the MVA...they were talking to the person who is saying that MVA parents take their kid's tests for them....unless that was you and you really do? Take a moment to read thoroughly before getting so defensive.

And you've never helped your kids with their schoolwork before?

Helping with schoolwork isn’t the same as taking tests for them. I suspect you’re just a troll. I hope for your own sake, you are. If not, yikes.

Schoolwork is schoolwork. You'd do the same for your kids if you weren't so "busy" with pilates and wine.

*yawn* such a boring, tired “insult.” Do better. You have the maturity of a 9 year old.

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a virtual program/academy that students who want to enroll in can do so? Can MVA families enroll now if there's such a program?

You can do an out of state program. That state will issue your DC’s diploma.

There are very few with live teaching, that's the issue.

You're home; teach them yourself.

No, we are paying taxes for a free education. Your kids get one, so should ours.

A free education doesn’t mean you get exactly what you want, though.

You're just jealous you don't get to stay at home all day starring at your kids and taking their tests for them.

What a sad, miserable person you are. I just feel sorry for you at this point.

What is wrong with you that you are a sad misreable person that you have to bully online and be so nasty. Virtual may not work for you, and I can understand why, given if you treat strangers this way, how do you treat your kids behind closed doors, but it works for many others and is a necessity for some. For the families concerned with bullying, kids learn it from parents so its no surprise when your kids bully.

Um, clearly that poster is ON the side of the MVA...they were talking to the person who is saying that MVA parents take their kid's tests for them....unless that was you and you really do? Take a moment to read thoroughly before getting so defensive.

And you've never helped your kids with their schoolwork before?

Helping with schoolwork isn’t the same as taking tests for them. I suspect you’re just a troll. I hope for your own sake, you are. If not, yikes.

Schoolwork is schoolwork. You'd do the same for your kids if you weren't so "busy" with pilates and wine.

*yawn* such a boring, tired “insult.” Do better. You have the maturity of a 9 year old.

You are the one bullying. You know nothing of the mva. Then when someone says something back you get upset. Grow up.

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Anonymous wrote:Is there a virtual program/academy that students who want to enroll in can do so? Can MVA families enroll now if there's such a program?

You can do an out of state program. That state will issue your DC’s diploma.

There are very few with live teaching, that's the issue.

You're home; teach them yourself.

No, we are paying taxes for a free education. Your kids get one, so should ours.

A free education doesn’t mean you get exactly what you want, though.

You're just jealous you don't get to stay at home all day starring at your kids and taking their tests for them.

What a sad, miserable person you are. I just feel sorry for you at this point.

What is wrong with you that you are a sad misreable person that you have to bully online and be so nasty. Virtual may not work for you, and I can understand why, given if you treat strangers this way, how do you treat your kids behind closed doors, but it works for many others and is a necessity for some. For the families concerned with bullying, kids learn it from parents so its no surprise when your kids bully.

Um, clearly that poster is ON the side of the MVA...they were talking to the person who is saying that MVA parents take their kid's tests for them....unless that was you and you really do? Take a moment to read thoroughly before getting so defensive.

And you've never helped your kids with their schoolwork before?

Helping with schoolwork isn’t the same as taking tests for them. I suspect you’re just a troll. I hope for your own sake, you are. If not, yikes.

Schoolwork is schoolwork. You'd do the same for your kids if you weren't so "busy" with pilates and wine.

*yawn* such a boring, tired “insult.” Do better. You have the maturity of a 9 year old.

You are the one bullying. You know nothing of the mva. Then when someone says something back you get upset. Grow up.

I was defending the MVA. I didn’t realize you were actually being serious about “staring at your kids all day and taking their tests for them.” You have reading comprehension problems among apparent other ones. Way to alienate people who were supporting your cause.