Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In our district we are supposed to keep our personal opinions out of the classroom. I have strong political beliefs, but my students have no clue what they are. (Trust me: that’s hard.)

I think it’s unprofessional. But is it something to be written up for? Probably not.

- teacher

We barely have teachers and subs these days....it's unprofessional but that teacher is not going anywhere OP and children know that this country is very divided right now.It is what it is.

No we live in the zuS the constitution is dam well part of history

This is why we are in this mess.

Children need to know facts fact the us has a constitution! And laws!

DEI tell girls that us how their mothers have jobs bank accounts and credit cards and the right to vote!

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think it’s appropriate for middle school and under. It cuts both ways, I wouldn’t want a teacher praising Trump.

It’s called an education
The constitution is part of our education and that pos doesn’t represent our laws so yes teachers dam well can teach Trump is a traitor and another an American

American history includes the US constitution it includes slavery and it dam-well includes native Americans and it does not include dumbing down for Republican Christian nationalists.

So yes teachers should yea h about Jan 6 th and a coup ad well!

Anonymous wrote:I would have visited the teacher and the prnicipal wearing my maga cap. "NO political correctness or DEI crap allowed in my kid's education" would have been my opening statement.

Gross.

Anonymous wrote:My kid wears his maga hat every day. He loves to see the anger on his teachers' faces.

Why would you allow that? That's against dress code at our school, thankfully.

How can anyone discuss current events in school without begin critical of Trump? You'd either have to not have current events in the curriculum or lie.

Anonymous wrote:In our district we are supposed to keep our personal opinions out of the classroom. I have strong political beliefs, but my students have no clue what they are. (Trust me: that’s hard.)

I think it’s unprofessional. But is it something to be written up for? Probably not.

- teacher

We barely have teachers and subs these days....it's unprofessional but that teacher is not going anywhere OP and children know that this country is very divided right now.It is what it is.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kid wears his maga hat every day. He loves to see the anger on his teachers' faces.

Did your kid vote?

if not, no one cares. One stupid kid is very like another. Stupid fashion is the name of the game

I feel sorry for your child. DP

Anonymous wrote:I have had 5th graders ask me outright if I like Trump. I’ll say simply: No, I don’t. I didn’t vote for him. They press and ask why and I’ll say “I am not allowed to answer that.”

Why are you even spewing your personal political garbage?

Anonymous wrote:My kid wears his maga hat every day. He loves to see the anger on his teachers' faces.

But him the black and gold one and watch them seethe!

Anonymous wrote:My kid wears his maga hat every day. He loves to see the anger on his teachers' faces.

Did your kid vote?

if not, no one cares. One stupid kid is very like another. Stupid fashion is the name of the game

My kid wears his maga hat every day. He loves to see the anger on his teachers' faces.

Anonymous wrote:I would have visited the teacher and the prnicipal wearing my maga cap. "NO political correctness or DEI crap allowed in my kid's education" would have been my opening statement.

Then homeschool. Your teacher is not a robot

I would have visited the teacher and the prnicipal wearing my maga cap. "NO political correctness or DEI crap allowed in my kid's education" would have been my opening statement.

If your kid is spouting off about Trump in the classroom, the teacher should be able to respond.

No, it's not unethical.

Please clarify what "ethics" this would be breaking, MAGA person.