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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My district doesn't give a hoot about teachers but they couldn't get their s&%t together to open until this past March. Districts love to let the teacher's unions take the fall for not reopening but in reality, this past year has shown us what's behind the curtain with the higher-ups in certain school districts. [/quote]

Are you in Fairfax? Because I'm OP and I am and this sounds like Fairfax.[/quote]

It sounds like a lot of school districts in this country. Led by bumbling idiots who are more concerned about renaming schools and other BS.[/quote]

I believe you meant to write “lead by bumbling idiot PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS who are more concerned about renaming schools and other BS.”

That description fits the Fairfax and Loudoun school boards perfectly.[/quote]

who were dealing with a pandemic made worse by your orange leader.  none of this happened in a vacuum.

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It's fine, we can all agree that leadership in the United States is more likely to be incompetent from top to bottom than competent. That doesn't absolve any level of government from their responsibility to try to do their job well. Data was out last summer on mitigation measures required to open schools. Some places did, some places didn't. Some, maybe all, places that didn't open had poor leadership. That poor leadership happens to effect students' educations even without a pandemic. The linked working paper goes into detail on that part.[/quote]

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