Lets Just Call It How It Is...

[Anonymous]

Wow.

[Anonymous]

I applaud your honesty, OP. You are 100% right.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am a DCPS teacher, A parent, and a lifelong liberal. Thank you for saying what so many people truly feel.

FWIW - I want to be back in person ASAP - but not with that stupid plan.

What is your better workable (I.e. WTU will agree to it) to get us back in person?

[Anonymous]

Are you saying that everyone cares about themselves and their own kids first?

Well, duh. Who didn't already know that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are you saying that everyone cares about themselves and their own kids first?

Well, duh. Who didn't already know that?

Go read the posts by the entitled parents on the other threads. It is not as well known as you would expect.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you saying that everyone cares about themselves and their own kids first?

Well, duh. Who didn't already know that?

Go read the posts by the entitled parents on the other threads. It is not as well known as you would expect.

Parents know SN kids in person will open the door for more kids down the line. Just like if you listen teachers you'd think they are all stricken with autoimmune diseases taking care of their live in obese parents with lung issues

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you saying that everyone cares about themselves and their own kids first?

Well, duh. Who didn't already know that?

Go read the posts by the entitled parents on the other threads. It is not as well known as you would expect.

Parents know SN kids in person will open the door for more kids down the line. Just like if you listen teachers you'd think they are all stricken with autoimmune diseases taking care of their live in obese parents with lung issues

Don't forget the part where they are all 99 years old.

[Anonymous]

I actually really love your kids. -a teacher

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I actually really love your kids. -a teacher

And yet you called out today so that my child, who had an in person slot, will DL all year. You really love my kid who is not just not learning but loosing ground in skills? Cause I feel right now like you don't and like I am on my own. Like the OP said (or I think she said - it was too long) - we are not all in this together, We are all on our own and we better start acting like it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I actually really love your kids. -a teacher

And yet you called out today so that my child, who had an in person slot, will DL all year. You really love my kid who is not just not learning but loosing ground in skills? Cause I feel right now like you don't and like I am on my own. Like the OP said (or I think she said - it was too long) - we are not all in this together, We are all on our own and we better start acting like it.

I’m the PP. I held class as normal today. I helped 75 students write essays and met with my advisory. I also called some families and had individual conferences with 20 students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I actually really love your kids. -a teacher

And yet you called out today so that my child, who had an in person slot, will DL all year. You really love my kid who is not just not learning but loosing ground in skills? Cause I feel right now like you don't and like I am on my own. Like the OP said (or I think she said - it was too long) - we are not all in this together, We are all on our own and we better start acting like it.

I’m the PP. I held class as normal today. I helped 75 students write essays and met with my advisory. I also called some families and had individual conferences with 20 students.

And I hope your child is able to have in person instruction very soon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I actually really love your kids. -a teacher

And yet you called out today so that my child, who had an in person slot, will DL all year. You really love my kid who is not just not learning but loosing ground in skills? Cause I feel right now like you don't and like I am on my own. Like the OP said (or I think she said - it was too long) - we are not all in this together, We are all on our own and we better start acting like it.

I’m the PP. I held class as normal today. I helped 75 students write essays and met with my advisory. I also called some families and had individual conferences with 20 students.

I wish my kids had you

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I actually really love your kids. -a teacher

And yet you called out today so that my child, who had an in person slot, will DL all year. You really love my kid who is not just not learning but loosing ground in skills? Cause I feel right now like you don't and like I am on my own. Like the OP said (or I think she said - it was too long) - we are not all in this together, We are all on our own and we better start acting like it.

I’m the PP. I held class as normal today. I helped 75 students write essays and met with my advisory. I also called some families and had individual conferences with 20 students.

Uh you're an HS teacher, you weren't striking today anyway. But cute you like to pander to random white DCUM moms.

I held class today too but only because I teach self-contained and Monday morning is way too late to tell my parents no class, they count on it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I actually really love your kids. -a teacher

And yet you called out today so that my child, who had an in person slot, will DL all year. You really love my kid who is not just not learning but loosing ground in skills? Cause I feel right now like you don't and like I am on my own. Like the OP said (or I think she said - it was too long) - we are not all in this together, We are all on our own and we better start acting like it.

Teachers don't give a crap about our SN kids. That's undeniable after today's strike to protest the plan for our kids to have a fighting chance at FAPE.

So what are you going to do about it? Your sh!tbag teacher went on strike while your kid is losing ground, so you need to document your kid's teacher's poor performance. Email the Principal with all the ways your teacher has been failing your child. Every area that your child isn't up to grade level is evidence of your child not receiving FAPE and the teacher's lack of performance. Every single time your kid's teacher screws up or your kid can't do something, you email the Principal to expose the teacher's failings. Your kid can't do XYZ? Email the Principal to document that the teacher failed to teach XYZ. Give no mercy. It's what all SN parents need to do now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I actually really love your kids. -a teacher

And yet you called out today so that my child, who had an in person slot, will DL all year. You really love my kid who is not just not learning but loosing ground in skills? Cause I feel right now like you don't and like I am on my own. Like the OP said (or I think she said - it was too long) - we are not all in this together, We are all on our own and we better start acting like it.

I’m the PP. I held class as normal today. I helped 75 students write essays and met with my advisory. I also called some families and had individual conferences with 20 students.

Uh you're an HS teacher, you weren't striking today anyway. But cute you like to pander to random white DCUM moms.

I held class today too but only because I teach self-contained and Monday morning is way too late to tell my parents no class, they count on it.

Then why were my kids’ MS teachers out sick today?