Anonymous wrote:I am a conservative teacher who teaches in her district and am thankful we live just out of her district. Did you see her beginning of year message? She is incredibly militant and many teachers in her district feel she actively works against us instead of with us. She encourages parents to go to the media and tries to force principals to fold in the face of any parent challenge rather than actually follow school board policy. I agree that this board is really liberal, but Shultz is crazy, not conservative. She isn't doing her constituents any favors by being the enemy of every other school board member and alienating principals in her district instead of working with them.

Does a school board member directly deal with teachers ? There is principal, region office before you get to that level, so what are the means for a school board member to work against a teacher ? Does she communicate with teachers directly ?

They are both large and physically intimidating women who can make others uncomfortable in their presence.

The liberals are sooo tolerant!

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Anonymous wrote:She's a witch. Stick a ultra-conservative brain in Rosie O'Donnell's body and you get Schultz.

Stop with the body shaming.

It's not body shaming unless you assume Rosie O'Donnell's body is something bad (as you did). It is a point of fact that they have similar body types/hair color.

They are both large and physically intimidating women who can make others uncomfortable in their presence.

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Anonymous wrote:She's a witch. Stick a ultra-conservative brain in Rosie O'Donnell's body and you get Schultz.

Stop with the body shaming.

It's not body shaming unless you assume Rosie O'Donnell's body is something bad (as you did). It is a point of fact that they have similar body types/hair color.

Anonymous wrote:She's a witch. Stick a ultra-conservative brain in Rosie O'Donnell's body and you get Schultz.

Stop with the body shaming.

She's a witch. Stick a ultra-conservative brain in Rosie O'Donnell's body and you get Schultz.

"She's ridiculous"

SMH, just because she disagrees with your personal views she's ridiculous?

Sounds like she is mainstream "Educate our kids" and stay out of political correctness.

Given the budget fiasco, and she is the only one for fiscal responsibility, it really looks like she is the only sane one on the board.

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Anonymous wrote:Curious, did McElveen and Hynes ever walk back their letter to UVA after the Rolling Stones article--you know the article that they believed? Their attack letter was pretty vicious.

Is this your response every time? It does not make Schultz any less obnoxious.

I wish she would tone it down--but I agree with what she says. I do not agree with most of the others. However, it is what she votes for that matters.

And, yes, I will point it out--why, because you are a hypocrite every time you post that. I've watched those meetings for years and years. Few of them have an original thought in their heads. I thought that once Gibson left the Board it would be better, but McElveen and Hynes have outdone themselves with liberal policies that cost money and have little--if any--positive impact on the education of students.
That letter to UVA is an example of the way they think--it fit their life view to believe the ugly things written in Rolling Stone and they quickly jumped to support the article.

Had Schultz been posting tweets of HRC and her pals, you had better believe that no one would say a word. Were she posting tweets now in support of the rioters against Trump, I'm betting that you would think it just fine.
When the teacher in the 2012 election told her students that Republicans were "dumb", I did not hear any other SB member speak out. I'm willing to bet that you thought it was just fine that the teacher said that.

I was a teacher. I would NEVER express my opinion to my students. I suspect that is not the case here in FCPS. A School Board member is an elected official. You don't like her, get rid of her by voting her out. I doubt that will happen, because she has not changed her spots since the first time she was elected.

School board member Elizabeth Schultz is comparing water boarding to the school board meetings.

Anonymous wrote:Curious, did McElveen and Hynes ever walk back their letter to UVA after the Rolling Stones article--you know the article that they believed? Their attack letter was pretty vicious.

Is this your response every time? It does not make Schultz any less obnoxious.