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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why are you so resentful towards teachers?[/quote]

Because they refuse to educate my children for completely selfish, nonsensical reasons even as they continue to collect their full salaries.

Don’t want to do your job? Fine. Quit. But if you are taking a paycheck, do the honorable thing and earn it.

Lots of other people are doing their jobs every day — think of pediatricians taking care of sick kids every day — without all this drama and carrying on.

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They are not refusing to educate your children.
They are doing their jobs.
They are earning their paycheck.

You are not entitled to free babysitting service.

Grow up.[/quote]

If distance learning is so successful, why did DCPS end last school year three weeks early? Distance learning is a joke, and everyone knows it. It is a waste of everyone’s time. Why do you think parents are hiring tutors and creating learning pods? Because public school teachers are refusing to do their jobs and parents, who already have their own jobs, can’t be substitute teachers any longer.

Also, stop with the “free babysitting service.” It’s not free because we paid for teachers’ services with our extremely high taxes. Parents are the ones getting stiffed by teachers. And don’t you have any pride in your work? If you’re disparaging your own job as nothing more than babysitting, maybe it’s time you find another job, one you actually want to do.[/quote]

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