Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Almost every public school teacher I know has their kids in private or parochial school. This is nothing new. Get a life, OP.
The fact that this hypocrisy is so widespread only makes it more outrageous!
Why is it a hypocrisy? Teachers are like anyone else and they can make choices about their children's educations. We can't force them to choose public school just because they work for a public school system. Just like we can't force the people who work for GE to only buy GE products and we can't force people who work for McDonald's to only eat McDonald's food.
The issue is he’s fighting to keep public schools closed while sending HIS kid to private school. If it’s so easy to learn from home, why not keep your kid there?
How many kids in the preschool? In the classroom?
I mean, if you want to make comparisons do so all the way.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Almost every public school teacher I know has their kids in private or parochial school. This is nothing new. Get a life, OP.
The fact that this hypocrisy is so widespread only makes it more outrageous!
Why is it a hypocrisy? Teachers are like anyone else and they can make choices about their children's educations. We can't force them to choose public school just because they work for a public school system. Just like we can't force the people who work for GE to only buy GE products and we can't force people who work for McDonald's to only eat McDonald's food.
The issue is he’s fighting to keep public schools closed while sending HIS kid to private school. If it’s so easy to learn from home, why not keep your kid there?
Anonymous wrote:It may be for child care.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Almost every public school teacher I know has their kids in private or parochial school. This is nothing new. Get a life, OP.
The fact that this hypocrisy is so widespread only makes it more outrageous!
Why is it a hypocrisy? Teachers are like anyone else and they can make choices about their children's educations. We can't force them to choose public school just because they work for a public school system. Just like we can't force the people who work for GE to only buy GE products and we can't force people who work for McDonald's to only eat McDonald's food.
The issue is he’s fighting to keep public schools closed while sending HIS kid to private school. If it’s so easy to learn from home, why not keep your kid there?
Anonymous wrote:]Anonymous wrote:Private preschool? Does Berkeley have free universal preschool? A lot of jurisdictions don't.
Even if it doesn't, why would private preschool be SAFE but public K, for instance, be UNSAFE?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Almost every public school teacher I know has their kids in private or parochial school. This is nothing new. Get a life, OP.
The fact that this hypocrisy is so widespread only makes it more outrageous!
Why is it a hypocrisy? Teachers are like anyone else and they can make choices about their children's educations. We can't force them to choose public school just because they work for a public school system. Just like we can't force the people who work for GE to only buy GE products and we can't force people who work for McDonald's to only eat McDonald's food.
Anonymous wrote:You know what's perfect about this? One of the other preschool families ratted him out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Almost every public school teacher I know has their kids in private or parochial school. This is nothing new. Get a life, OP.
The fact that this hypocrisy is so widespread only makes it more outrageous!
]Anonymous wrote:Private preschool? Does Berkeley have free universal preschool? A lot of jurisdictions don't.
Anonymous wrote:Almost every public school teacher I know has their kids in private or parochial school. This is nothing new. Get a life, OP.