20 Mar 2024 2:56 pm
Isn't that always the answer from DOE and politicians, throw more money at the problem.Vegas » 20 Mar 2024, 1:03 pm » wrote: ↑ Isn't this special? My line of work has me connected to our public schools. I know what the problem is, but nobody wants to address it. They keep blaming the wrong people. I see teachers being blamed, the curriculum being blamed, the ranking system itself being blamed, the neighbor's dogs being blamed...everybody and every thing being blamed except the real reason.
Unruly, rude, and disrespectful kids. Period. Nothing more, nothing less. That's it.
They do nothing about it. The admins don't care. The parents don't care. No consequences, so they continue to disrupt the classroom making it impossible for teachers to be educators, they are forced to babysit.
They are too chicken **** to confront the parents, so the problem persists.
https://thenevadaglobe.com/articles/rep ... he-nation/
One advantage of a Charter School, that conduct is not tolerated!
The wife had a chance to be in the middle of a dozen pre-school age kids last week. It was the highlight of her day, all that potential and cute as can be. Unfortunately, those little **** grow up!