Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ignoring the "nerd club" troll comment, this is in line with them shutting down the college acceptance pages that every class at every school has been doing for the past decade
It seems like a very hierarchical, control-freak kind of thing to do
Of course the school will allow the innocuous school decision IG page to go on. Nothing salacious goes on there and it’s an optional thing to do.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The other day, we overheard a very young student saying that a certain teacher was going to be fired all because of a curriculum change the parents didn’t like.
Teachers don't get to change the curriculum, that's done one or two levels above them.
Anonymous wrote:The other day, we overheard a very young student saying that a certain teacher was going to be fired all because of a curriculum change the parents didn’t like.
Anonymous wrote:Why is someone on this page so beyond obsessed with trying to drag Holton through the mud? First the skirt post, that went so off the rails it had to be locked, and now this? I can 10000% guarantee this is not a Holton parent and yet here we are...sigh.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ignoring the "nerd club" troll comment, this is in line with them shutting down the college acceptance pages that every class at every school has been doing for the past decade
It seems like a very hierarchical, control-freak kind of thing to do
Oh please. What is all the hubbub about? It’s not that big of a deal— on either end. It’s not control freak. They are minors. I don’t want some high schooler deciding what photos my 14 year old daughter at whatever club event is posted and commented on without some oversight. But I’m not up in arms about the school not having oversight about the pages before. It seems like a reasonable course correction. Of course the school will allow the innocuous school decision IG page to go on. Nothing salacious goes on there and it’s an optional thing to do.
I am confounded by the intense reactions on either side. If we can’t even find common ground on something so meaningless without reading into every single act and declaring it some major wrongdoing on either side, how can we expect our country to ever find its way back to normalcy on a greater scale. We are literally fighting about club IG pages. Do you realize that? This isn’t a board agenda item. Can we start modeling rational adult behavior and critical thinking and discourse at least on the school community level. Let’s not model this BS to our kids.
Anonymous wrote:Also don’t see any issue with all postings related to clubs/ECs going through the official school channels. What’s the upside for not having them centralized?
Anonymous wrote:I think inexcusable is a bit harsh. They may just not have known. I have never thought that the number of clubs my DDs are on even have an IG. Is that “inexcusable”?! Holton SM covers those accomplishments whether for sports, theater, debate, modelUN, DECA, community service initiatives, and the plethora of other club activities. Seemed to suffice to me and I enjoy seeing all of these fantastic accomplishments ur these hard working young women show up in my feed. Why would they or I be hunting down an unofficial IG account that I don’t even know the handle of? You, PP, are either clueless as to all this all works or has a younger kid who you assume will not ever ever be on SM without your explicit permission.
Your tolerance level of what is inexcusable is inexcusable.