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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can only imagine the onslaught of angry emails and phone calls when these announcements are made. If my child loses his amazing teacher who has been rocking it at DL I'm going to go nuts. [/quote]

so privileged. that teacher is going to teach kids who need in-person learning. but hey it’s never been any secret that you all resent “those” kids. [/quote]

come on, the two are not mutually exclusive. I know everybody wants whats best for SN and at-risk kids, while also not wanting their own kids to lose out on teachers they really love. No need for the hate. [/quote]

I mean you’re literally trying to stop SN and homeless kids from getting the support they need because you don’t want to switch teachers. It is mutually exclusive. You think your child’s “love” for their teacher means SN kids shouldn’t be able to access the curriculum.

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Different poster.
Are you saying that the only way for the couple of SN kids in each current general ed class to access the curriculum is to be taught in-person, in a group of 8-10 kids, with one of the current general ed teachers who usually teach 22 kids each? And you're judging parents who are worried about their own kids continuing distance learning in a brand new schedule of 38 kids Teams meetings? Our kids may not have special needs, and they may have done well with distance learning so far, but a Teams class of 38 elementary students is not going to go well.
As those old white guys like to politely say to each other, "Come on, man!"[/quote]

yes, I am absolutely saying the SN largely need to be in person. [/quote]

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