Why is there no school on Wednesdays?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pp, I’m a fed as well. My husband and I are sharing childcare duties for our 3 year old. It means we work a chunk, cover childcare, then work in the evenings after kids go to bed. Will your agency let you do this?

Ugh 3 year old sounds insane - school, no school, pandemic, no pandemic. I think after age 4 its not so bad because they can play by themselves more, get their own snacks, self regulate (toilet stuff) better.

I am getting tired think of being in a pandemic with a 3 year old.

[Anonymous]

It was originally because everyone was going hybrid, and schools supposedly needed wednesdays to clean everything. But then hybrid was canceled and now there’s no school on wednesdays because teachers hate having to do their jobs and Bowser won’t stand up to them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It was originally because everyone was going hybrid, and schools supposedly needed wednesdays to clean everything. But then hybrid was canceled and now there’s no school on wednesdays because teachers hate having to do their jobs and Bowser won’t stand up to them.

Often times when people judge others they are truly judging themselves, how's your job going?

[Anonymous]

PP here. Forgot to mention that, as evidenced by your forum behavior, your child’s teachers will be doing a TON of your job to try and shape them into kind respectful itizens

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:PP here. Forgot to mention that, as evidenced by your forum behavior, your child’s teachers will be doing a TON of your job to try and shape them into kind respectful itizens

^^ this

And the how is your job going that you are so judgy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know? Elementary parent here. Realized I have no idea why there’s no school but hours of homework for the parents to oversee. Kindergarten parent. Any insight would be appreciated.

Because the teachers are getting spa treatments and taking day-cations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know? Elementary parent here. Realized I have no idea why there’s no school but hours of homework for the parents to oversee. Kindergarten parent. Any insight would be appreciated.

Because the teachers are getting spa treatments and taking day-cations.

As always content teachers (math, ELA, science, ss) are doing the MOST work right nows and getting the most crisitism. While VPs, coaches, special subject teachers (art, pe, music) are doing next to nothing and flying under the radar because you all don’t care about them. Sure this is a generalization some are working hard, but if you’re looking at who is at the spa it isn’t the teacher who sees your child daily and is trying to do their best to teach them to read and write virtually.

-signed, former teacher who knows how it works.

[Anonymous]

Wednesdays are for fun screen time and complaining about how much we hate virtual school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know? Elementary parent here. Realized I have no idea why there’s no school but hours of homework for the parents to oversee. Kindergarten parent. Any insight would be appreciated.

Because the teachers are getting spa treatments and taking day-cations.

As always content teachers (math, ELA, science, ss) are doing the MOST work right nows and getting the most crisitism. While VPs, coaches, special subject teachers (art, pe, music) are doing next to nothing and flying under the radar because you all don’t care about them. Sure this is a generalization some are working hard, but if you’re looking at who is at the spa it isn’t the teacher who sees your child daily and is trying to do their best to teach them to read and write virtually.

-signed, former teacher who knows how it works.

This is very true. I teach a core subject in HS and I am exhausted. Wednesdays are not relaxing as we attempt to do small groups.

[Anonymous]

I know our ELA and math teachers are working hard. But my kid isn’t learning and I can’t forgive our teachers for going on strike to prevent my kid’s return to in-person learning in early November.

As for Weds, we have an upcoming IEP meeting on a Weds, during which the fact that my kid isn’t learning now will no doubt be highlighted by all.

As for specials teachers, I have no idea what they’re doing, since my kid doesn’t bother to tune into their classes (and making her do so is definitely not a priority).

(At my school the room parent typically carves off about 20% of collected gift funds for specials, and since every single class does that the specials teachers likely rake in more than anyone else.)