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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As a teacher it seems [b]to me[/b] like there is a "war on teachers" coming from politicians who [b]don't[/b] want to fund them, principals who want to fire them if they don't inflate the grades for the ones who [b]don't[/b] show up, and even the [b]union, which[/b] won't protect them for doing a tough job when the kids want to watch movies and play videogames all class.  Kids don't want to work, principals don't want to work [b]and they make teachers[/b] do a [b]stressed-out[/b] song and [b]dance, and[/b] then pressure them to [b]fraudulently send as many people into student debt. It[/b] is a big corrupt machine of debt creation.  Then teachers are fired. The reason no one wants to teach is because they hear the horror stories.  MCPS is the worst.  Even if you are a great teacher the behavior of the kids sucks because [b]there[/b] is no professionalism or support coming out of administration.  You're basically [b]halfway[/b] fired on the day that you're hired.  [/quote]

Fixed it for you, "teacher." If you are, in fact, a teacher, I'm not surprised that MCPS administrators might be rethinking your employment. [/quote]

Wow. The post from the teacher sounds like it truly is from a teacher. I assume the 2nd poster replying to the teacher is one of those parents who hates teachers, thinks it’s an easy job (ha ha ha!!!), and wants her darling little ones to get passing grades even if they do nothing and they’re the type of parent who is totally fine with their kids doing nothing.

Doing nothing and passing won’t prepare your kids for future college or employment. It’s too bad so many parents and admin don’t get that. [/quote]

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