Oddball
Unobtanium Member
But the parents can't opt out of their taxes being expropriated from them and used to support an institution that has failed them at best, and has disrespected them at worst.Then those parents should home school. I don't think the 9th Circuit outlawed that.The entire "the parents aren't involved" rubric....I just posted a 9th Circus decision that says the schools can do whatever the fuck they want, no matter how involved the parents make themselves.I would love to hear you give an example of teachers making the parents out to be the enemy,
Face it, the state has zero respect for the wishes of the parents, insofar as how and what their kids are taught.....ZERO.
Parents are parents. Teachers are teachers. If the parents fail doing their part, it's a crying shame, but that role should NEVER have been adopted, even in part, by any educator in a regular public school. If the parents feel that the teachers are failing in teaching, or they don't like what teachers are teaching, then they can home school.
But, IMO, A huge problem is when teachers started taking it upon themselves to parent rather than concentrating on subject matter and parents started trying to control teaching of subject matter. It's a freaking mess, now.