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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There was an AEM post today  detailing the 12 mos v 10 mos employee inequity. Just crazy this isn’t being covered by the press.

Also saw this posted online: https://www.gazetteleader.com/arlington/opinion/letter-aps-calendar-proposal-does-not-prioritize-learning-7471776[/quote]

Oh that letter! [b]It's from one of the notorious APEs. [/b]Now they are attacking religious minorities who finally got their holidays.

Personally my kids benefit from the holidays. They are appreciated as mental health breaks from a hectic intense schedule. [/quote]

Ewww.

They still polluting APS education email lists with their ignorance and aggression. Zero self-awareness. 
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"The schedule doesn't prioritize learning!"

Wait, no, it doesn't prioritize the need for childcare. Or sobriety (only the OD happened during school):

"APS’s plan, however, persists with this policy, leaving working families to grapple with costly child-care alternatives during closures. Older students are also left unsupervised, a serious concern given recent student drug overdoses."

And we're concerned about teachers' incomes! Only not enough to pay them more!

"Moreover, APS staff deserve a traditional summer break. These unpaid religious holidays have shrunk summer break by a week, affecting teachers’ ability to supplement their income."[/quote]

APE has always seen APS as childcare. It's the same old theme.

And I love how they feign concern for drug overdoses. Anything to make their point! [/quote]

Hi, Syphax Staffer! We’re coming for your paid days off![/quote]

idgi[/quote]

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