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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Voting for the candidate endorsed by the fascist women's auxiliary is not an attractive idea. [/quote]

Voting for the candidate endorsed by the group that wanted to keep schools closed indefinitely is not an attractive idea.[/quote]

You’re already wrong bc MCEA never wanted schools closed indefinitely. Educate yourself, because you’re just embarrassing yourself. At best, you’re proving your own ignorance. Worst? You’re straight up a liar.[/quote]

You've got a short attention span. They were mad when schools partially opened in the spring of 2021, and they were mad when schools remained open in January 2022.

And you want to put them on the BoE. That's nuts.[/quote]

DP. I don't understand having this hatred towards teachers. These are the same people leading classrooms your kids are in every day, if you have kids.[/quote]

The issue isn't teachers-- it is MCEA. The union is behind Zimmerman, not rank-and-file teachers. Just like the union was behind school closures and the opposition to special educator recruitment incentives, not the teachers. MCEA shouldn't be anywhere near the board.[/quote]

You...you realize at one point in her ridiculous teaching "career" Diaz was a part of MCEA, right? The union IS made up of...wait for it.. TEACHERS. What don't you understand about this? Like, how is this hard to understand? [/quote]

And teachers will often explain that they don't think the union is representing them well.

Teachers aren't the problem. MCEA is the problem.[/quote]

You're just kind of a stupid person. MCEA is teachers. Made up of teachers. They might not represent every single teacher individually but what entity can? So teachers shouldn't be near the BOA? Teachers are the ones in the building (unlike Diaz who didn't bother to show up for work), every single day doing the work. They know what needs to be changed/fixed/etc. They are the people you want on the board. [/quote]

Teachers have a conflict of interest. Their interests do not always coincide with what is best for students. That was made very obvious during the pandemic, but there are many other opportunities for that conflict to come through. The other big ones are early release days and virtual snow days. But we've also seen the union push back on attempts to restructure compensation and incentives based on supply/demand for the position (e.g., special educators, STEM).[/quote]

Why do I get the feeling you have been posting this same line of argument over and over again on this thread and not one other person agrees with you?[/quote]

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