Anonymous
Post 07/17/2025 10:53     Subject: Bethesda Today: Behavioral issues, lack of support creating unsafe classrooms
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We live in a country where college is extremely expensive and cheating is commonplace from the kids to the admin who push to inflate the grades and make themselves falsely inflated for a raise. If teachers report the violence admin will report us as bad as our jobs on our permanent record. It's easier to cheat than to work hard and that is the daily lesson at mcps.


We live in a county where the school system covers up the Fentanyl crisis and promotes people because of the color of their skin regardless of their competence or lack therof.

Racism is always evil.
The people in charge don’t care about the children.


Yeah, they're just in it for that big, fat public education paycheck!


The executive-level paychecks are pretty darn fat! đź’°
Anonymous
Post 07/17/2025 07:41     Subject: Bethesda Today: Behavioral issues, lack of support creating unsafe classrooms
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We live in a country where college is extremely expensive and cheating is commonplace from the kids to the admin who push to inflate the grades and make themselves falsely inflated for a raise. If teachers report the violence admin will report us as bad as our jobs on our permanent record. It's easier to cheat than to work hard and that is the daily lesson at mcps.


We live in a county where the school system covers up the Fentanyl crisis and promotes people because of the color of their skin regardless of their competence or lack therof.

Racism is always evil.
The people in charge don’t care about the children.


Yeah, they're just in it for that big, fat public education paycheck!
Anonymous
Post 07/16/2025 13:33     Subject: Bethesda Today: Behavioral issues, lack of support creating unsafe classrooms
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We live in a country where college is extremely expensive and cheating is commonplace from the kids to the admin who push to inflate the grades and make themselves falsely inflated for a raise. If teachers report the violence admin will report us as bad as our jobs on our permanent record. It's easier to cheat than to work hard and that is the daily lesson at mcps.


We live in a county where the school system covers up the Fentanyl crisis and promotes people because of the color of their skin regardless of their competence or lack therof.

Racism is always evil.
The people in charge don’t care about the children.
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2025 09:34     Subject: Bethesda Today: Behavioral issues, lack of support creating unsafe classrooms
Anonymous wrote:We live in a country where college is extremely expensive and cheating is commonplace from the kids to the admin who push to inflate the grades and make themselves falsely inflated for a raise. If teachers report the violence admin will report us as bad as our jobs on our permanent record. ***It's easier to cheat than to work hard and that is the daily lesson at mcps.***


This is all true and the last sentence is true of nearly everything in America. It’s coming from the White House. A lot of children today have only known a White House that’s a total joke.
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2025 09:31     Subject: Bethesda Today: Behavioral issues, lack of support creating unsafe classrooms
It also ruins the careers of teachers who do their job honestly and make a fair playing field,
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2025 07:55     Subject: Bethesda Today: Behavioral issues, lack of support creating unsafe classrooms
Anonymous wrote:We live in a country where college is extremely expensive and cheating is commonplace from the kids to the admin who push to inflate the grades and make themselves falsely inflated for a raise. If teachers report the violence admin will report us as bad as our jobs on our permanent record. It's easier to cheat than to work hard and that is the daily lesson at mcps.


We live in a county where the school system covers up the Fentanyl crisis and promotes people because of the color of their skin regardless of their competence or lack therof.
Anonymous
Post 06/27/2025 12:21     Subject: Bethesda Today: Behavioral issues, lack of support creating unsafe classrooms
Double secret probation as the inmates are running the prison.
Anonymous
Post 06/26/2025 08:40     Subject: Bethesda Today: Behavioral issues, lack of support creating unsafe classrooms
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We live in a country where college is extremely expensive and cheating is commonplace from the kids to the admin who push to inflate the grades and make themselves falsely inflated for a raise. If teachers report the violence admin will report us as bad as our jobs on our permanent record. It's easier to cheat than to work hard and that is the daily lesson at mcps.


They might even put you on double secret probation!


Anonymous
Post 06/26/2025 07:13     Subject: Bethesda Today: Behavioral issues, lack of support creating unsafe classrooms
Anonymous wrote:We live in a country where college is extremely expensive and cheating is commonplace from the kids to the admin who push to inflate the grades and make themselves falsely inflated for a raise. If teachers report the violence admin will report us as bad as our jobs on our permanent record. It's easier to cheat than to work hard and that is the daily lesson at mcps.


They might even put you on double secret probation!
Anonymous
Post 06/26/2025 07:03     Subject: Bethesda Today: Behavioral issues, lack of support creating unsafe classrooms
some kids need labels
Anonymous
Post 06/26/2025 06:28     Subject: Bethesda Today: Behavioral issues, lack of support creating unsafe classrooms
We live in a country where college is extremely expensive and cheating is commonplace from the kids to the admin who push to inflate the grades and make themselves falsely inflated for a raise. If teachers report the violence admin will report us as bad as our jobs on our permanent record. It's easier to cheat than to work hard and that is the daily lesson at mcps.