Would teachers support a strike to remove Dr. M.

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merlyn wrote:

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Unity wrote:

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It's time for teachers to rise up and do the right thing! Quit complaining about the system and do something about it. Why not contact the LAE for support on this matter. Everyone in the parish has had a say in the system, except the teachers! This would not be tolerated in other parishes in the state.

Unity wrote:

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It's time for teachers to rise up and do the right thing! Quit complaining about the system and do something about it. Why not contact the LAE for support on this matter. Everyone in the parish has had a say in the system, except the teachers! This would not be tolerated in other parishes in the state.

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Let the public select wrote:

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I agree! Why don't we choose one day in the month of October or November to call a "sick out" to test our resolve. Of course, non-tenured teachers have to participate. We don't need 100% participation; just enough to shut down the system for a day. I think this will get the attention of all board members and the central office too!

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Teacher wrote:

You go, Public! I, for one, will participate. I know a lot of other teachers that would too. We are sick and tired!! But, we would have to have a lot of participation. Some of the principals put lots of pressure on the teachers and they don't make a fuss about things. That's where the problem lies, as well.

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12 gauge wrote:

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Go ahead. This is what this country has come to. Show how strong you can be. Sorry damn teachers are a LOT of the problem. All you can do is blame students, parents and school board members for your own inability to teach. Get another job if you are so unhappy. Spoiled f?cking teachers tend to piss me off!

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12 gauge wrote:

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Go ahead. This is what this country has come to. Show how strong you can be. Sorry damn teachers are a LOT of the problem. All you can do is blame students, parents and school board members for your own inability to teach. Get another job if you are so unhappy. Spoiled f?cking teachers tend to piss me off!

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Teacher wrote:

You go, Public! I, for one, will participate. I know a lot of other teachers that would too. We are sick and tired!! But, we would have to have a lot of participation. Some of the principals put lots of pressure on the teachers and they don't make a fuss about things. That's where the problem lies, as well.

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Let the public select wrote:

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Who taught you to read and write? We are not protesting the pay, the long hours, and the unapppreciated attitudes of people like you. We want to unite to improve a broken system that prevents students from learning and teachers from teaching. The old vanguard system that promotes teachers and administrators for clearly political reasons can no longer be tolerated. I, for one, am sick and tired of going to work everyday and watching a system going to hell in a handbasket! We want accountability in all ranks for the educational system. Why should a board composed of moslty non-educators dictate policy to an entire educational system? We want more say in how the system is run! Do you answer to a board of non-experts on your job? How long would an industry survive if it was run by this same system? I would like to see an opportunity for a vote of no confidence for our board members and the central office. Your attitude of love it or leave it is intolerable. If you love someting you are willing to make it better. Incompetence runs rampant while good teachers do nothing.

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merlyn wrote:

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Since you tend to put modifiers in the wrong place and use constructions such as " a lot", you evidently weren't paying much attention to your "damn" teachers. You write like an eighth grader

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merlyn wrote:

and youre an a-hole

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Truth wrote:

I am all abaout change in the central office. I would hope that teachers would remember why they became teachers in the first place. I hope they did it to educate children. A strike or sick-out would only press the children and end up causing them some sort of problems. Like adding another day onto school at the ed of the year. Instead of calling a sick out or strike. Just continue to do the right thing when it relates to the students in the classroom. She will be gone in about 8 months. Remeber your obligation is to the students.