Anonymous
01/03/2022 21:38
Subject: Re:VDOE: Next Secretary of Education
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And if a few teachers and kids die, NBD to the schools choice open up at all costs crowd.
Ugh. You do know there are societal costs to closing schools and failing to equip students with the skills they’ll need to be productive, engaged adults.
Or maybe you choose to ignore this. After all, if you’re putting your own kid in a private learning pod while schools are closed, like some local School Board members, it doesn’t really affect you the same way it affects others.
Um, genius, who do you think will be teaching these students if their teachers are dead? Keeping teachers and kids healthy comes first, then we can look at education. Do you really need someone to point that out to you?
The closed school activists are so utterly pathetic, still going with this in 2022. The new VA Secretary of Education should be sending a thank you letter to these closed school activists. She wouldn't be in her position if it wasn't for how hopefully out of touch these closed school activists are.
Anonymous
01/03/2022 21:20
Subject: Re:VDOE: Next Secretary of Education
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And if a few teachers and kids die, NBD to the schools choice open up at all costs crowd.
Ugh. You do know there are societal costs to closing schools and failing to equip students with the skills they’ll need to be productive, engaged adults.
Or maybe you choose to ignore this. After all, if you’re putting your own kid in a private learning pod while schools are closed, like some local School Board members, it doesn’t really affect you the same way it affects others.
Um, genius, who do you think will be teaching these students if their teachers are dead? Keeping teachers and kids healthy comes first, then we can look at education. Do you really need someone to point that out to you?
Anonymous
01/03/2022 20:35
Subject: Re:VDOE: Next Secretary of Education
Anonymous wrote:And if a few teachers and kids die, NBD to the schools choice open up at all costs crowd.
Ugh. You do know there are societal costs to closing schools and failing to equip students with the skills they’ll need to be productive, engaged adults.
Or maybe you choose to ignore this. After all, if you’re putting your own kid in a private learning pod while schools are closed, like some local School Board members, it doesn’t really affect you the same way it affects others.