Why would you keep her in that classroom or school if she was not safe? |
The intelligent public’s support for teachers isn’t “in the gutter.” The shriekers’ and the endless whiners’ is. Oh well. |
Nope, I’m one of the responders you would incorrectly characterize that way and we are a decidedly not wealthy, dual full-time working family. Try again. |
Stop lying or provide proof. Thanks in advance. |
Because “the articles” are from trash sources and are therefore irrelevant. I’m astonished you need this explained to you. |
Of course they need to put the interests of themselves and their families first, just as you put the interests of yourself and your family first. To suggest otherwise is patently asinine. |
The problem is that people like you make an assumption that LRE automatically means Gen Ed. It does not. |
Do you know what a primary source is? Did you even bother to look at the FOIA response emails? |
Stop deflecting and provide valid proof. Thanks in advance. |
Interesting that you seem to acknowledge your own mean-spirited attacks on parents. I’d be astonished if you had a full-time job outside the home. Your Etsy store, Mary Kay scheme, or "freelancing" gigs don't count. |
The emails demonstrating the meetings between the CDC and teachers unions before the release of the Feb 2021 guidelines are linked to above. Are you really claiming they didn’t happen? |
Actually, maybe they were just alluded to.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/cdc-tightened-masking-guidelines-after-threats-from-teachers-union |
I’m not the person you are responding to, but it’s a big hurdle to get out of Gen Ed. That is certainly the default. |
Yeah, that definitely needs to change. I wonder how much of the resistance is about money and how much is about misinterpretation of the law. We need to start some behavioral problem schools and fund them at the state level so the school districts don’t need to foot the bill for it. Towns and cities can then share the schools. If schools don’t make sense because there are only a couple of students in a town or rural area then we should fund private tutors or private placement, but the default needs to be a public option and getting all of those kids out of gen ed as soon as it’s clear to teachers and admin that the student has a real problem that can’t be quickly solved with normal classroom management techniques. That should improve conditions significantly for teachers. |
Many parents would fight placement, there is a stigma to this type of placement and bussing across town is also unpopular. I don’t think it’s a bad idea to make more center based programs but I’m not optimistic they’d have a huge impact |