57% of Teachers are Republic/Independent. Step One:

[SweetSue92]

See title. Step one after Harris wins (if she does) is that conservative/independent teachers STOP spending one red cent on anything for their classrooms.

ANYTHING.

The people don't want that; they want socialism. We should give it to them. No tissues, no wipes, no extra pencils, snacks or paper. No classroom treats.

"I'm sorry, the government does not provide that" to parents and students.

There is so much we can do.

A few key findings:

• Forty one percent of respondents described themselves as Democrats while another 30 percent said they were independents. Just 27 percent were Republicans.

Survey: Educators' Political Leanings, Who They Voted For, Where They Stand on Key Issues

Despite strong opinions and partisan viewpoints, an Education Week Research Center survey shows teachers, principals, and administrators working to keep those divisions out of the classroom.

www.edweek.org

But most public school teachers will spend a significant amount of out-of-pocket money on classroom supplies, an average of $673 per year, according to a recent survey of more than 1,100 educators by the Association of American Educators (AAE), a professional organization. While advocacy organizations including AAE are pushing for increased federal tax deductions to offset the amount that teachers spend on out-of-pocket expenses, some district leaders point to existing and sometimes untapped resources they say could help cover them.

Most Teachers Spend Their Own Money on School Supplies. Should They?

Some district leaders say they shouldn't have to.

www.edweek.org

 

[SweetSue92]

See title. Step one after Harris wins (if she does) is that conservative/independent teachers STOP spending one red cent on anything for their classrooms.

ANYTHING.

The people don't want that; they want socialism. We should give it to them. No tissues, no wipes, no extra pencils, snacks or paper. No classroom treats.

"I'm sorry, the government does not provide that" to parents and students.

There is so much we can do.

A few key findings:

• Forty one percent of respondents described themselves as Democrats while another 30 percent said they were independents. Just 27 percent were Republicans.

Survey: Educators' Political Leanings, Who They Voted For, Where They Stand on Key Issues

Despite strong opinions and partisan viewpoints, an Education Week Research Center survey shows teachers, principals, and administrators working to keep those divisions out of the classroom.

www.edweek.org

But most public school teachers will spend a significant amount of out-of-pocket money on classroom supplies, an average of $673 per year, according to a recent survey of more than 1,100 educators by the Association of American Educators (AAE), a professional organization. While advocacy organizations including AAE are pushing for increased federal tax deductions to offset the amount that teachers spend on out-of-pocket expenses, some district leaders point to existing and sometimes untapped resources they say could help cover them.

Most Teachers Spend Their Own Money on School Supplies. Should They?

Some district leaders say they shouldn't have to.

www.edweek.org

Liberals: you're in favor of this, right? You're willing either for kids to go without, or to pony up about 1.2 billion to support this?

(Based on getting half of the nation's 4 million teachers to stop spending $600/year in their classrooms)

 

[Edgetho]

See title. Step one after Harris wins (if she does) is that conservative/independent teachers STOP spending one red cent on anything for their classrooms.

ANYTHING.

The people don't want that; they want socialism. We should give it to them. No tissues, no wipes, no extra pencils, snacks or paper. No classroom treats.

"I'm sorry, the government does not provide that" to parents and students.

There is so much we can do.

A few key findings:

• Forty one percent of respondents described themselves as Democrats while another 30 percent said they were independents. Just 27 percent were Republicans.

Survey: Educators' Political Leanings, Who They Voted For, Where They Stand on Key Issues

Despite strong opinions and partisan viewpoints, an Education Week Research Center survey shows teachers, principals, and administrators working to keep those divisions out of the classroom.

www.edweek.org

But most public school teachers will spend a significant amount of out-of-pocket money on classroom supplies, an average of $673 per year, according to a recent survey of more than 1,100 educators by the Association of American Educators (AAE), a professional organization. While advocacy organizations including AAE are pushing for increased federal tax deductions to offset the amount that teachers spend on out-of-pocket expenses, some district leaders point to existing and sometimes untapped resources they say could help cover them.

Most Teachers Spend Their Own Money on School Supplies. Should They?

Some district leaders say they shouldn't have to.

www.edweek.org

Hate the sin, Love the sinner. Love Teachers, hate the Teachers Unions.

 

[The Duke]

Liberals: you're in favor of this, right? You're willing either for kids to go without, or to pony up about 1.2 billion to support this?

(Based on getting half of the nation's 4 million teachers to stop spending $600/year in their classrooms)

It's not like enough money isn't paid in for schools. They need to cut some administrative jobs.

 

[SweetSue92]

Hate the sin, Love the sinner. Love Teachers, hate the Teachers Unions.

This isn't about the profession or the unions. It's about giving half the nation the socialism they want.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Liberals: you're in favor of this, right? You're willing either for kids to go without, or to pony up about 1.2 billion to support this?

(Based on getting half of the nation's 4 million teachers to stop spending $600/year in their classrooms)

I think it is dumb that teachers do this, so yeah go for it.

I find it rather interesting that your response to losing an election is to stop doing the things that make you, you.

But hey, I am sure that will teach them a lesson, whomever "them" is

 

[sparky]

This isn't about the profession or the unions. It's about giving half the nation the socialism they want.

isn't our educational system a socialist construct Sue?

~S~

 

[Winco]

Liberals: you're in favor of this, right? You're willing either for kids to go without, or to pony up about 1.2 billion to support this?

(Based on getting half of the nation's 4 million teachers to stop spending $600/year in their classrooms)

I do my job very well and I will spend whatever $$$ I want to spend.

I’m not sure by your rant what you want
You just sound like a bitter old lady that is clearly in the wrong profession.

 

[SweetSue92]

isn't our educational system a socialist construct Sue?

~S~

Sort of, but as in all things, it's horridly inadequately funded. The socialism is allowed to flourish only because conservatives prop it up in a million ways.

Here's one we can say: nope. Kids need pencils? Kleenix? Snacks?

"Let the government buy these things"--our constant quote

 

[Harpy Eagle]

I do my job very well and I will spend whatever $$$ I want to spend.

I’m not sure by your rant what you want
You just sound like a bitter old lady that is clearly in the wrong profession.

Is there a "right profession" for someone filled with so much hate and bitterness?

 

[Winco]

Is there a "right profession" for someone filled with so much hate and bitterness?

Apparently one that works for trump.

 

[Edgetho]

This isn't about the profession or the unions. It's about giving half the nation the socialism they want.

Everybody wants socialism until they have to live in it.

Problem is, it isn't just dimocrap scum that are dumber than a box of freaking rocks, it seems the whole world, at one time or another, thought socialism was a 'paradise'.

Then, when they get what they want, they find out -- It really sucks. And the same people that owned the big businesses, that ran things in the economy and government..... They running socialism.

Except, under socialism they (The People) have no power.

You got Cancer and need some minor surgery right now?

Sucks to be you.

Your power keeps going out in the middle of Summer Heat and Winter Chills?

Make do with less.

socialism sucks. It has never, ever, ever worked. Not one time. Not even close. The Germans got close in the 30's and look where that ended...... Yes, Virginia, Hitler was a socialist. Maybe not your kind of socialist but a true socialist nonetheless. People who argue otherwise need to shut up and sit down. In fact, Hitler and Stalin were butt-buddies for the first two (2) years of WW2. Bet they didn't teach you that in school, did they?

Let them have socialism here? Not if I can help it. Which I can't. Not really. But I will fight it with everything I have until my dying day. You just can't let the stupidest, most worthless people on Earth (dimocrap scum) ruin your life, your children's lives, the economy, the world economy and quite possibly start never-ending Wars. Ever notice? It's always the socialist Countries starting the shit?

Like right now, socialist scumbag leaders need to something that will make their residents/citizens/subjects live in fear. That's how totalitarians have always done it.

Look what they're doing to Trump.

As bad as The Giggler is, and she is..... The worst part will be to prove, beyond any shadow of any doubt -- The American People no longer deserve to live free. They're just too ******* stupid

 

[initforme]

On the other hand, many complain when a teacher makes 60 grand. They see that as overpaid and feel that teachers should do the job for basically nothing. But a corporate person making Uber money is just fine.

 

[BluesLegend]

It's not like enough money isn't paid in for schools. They need to cut some administrative jobs.

20 years ago in a corrupt blue state where the teachers union was in bed with the Dem politicians...they had 1 school administer for every 2 teachers.

 

[initforme]

20 years ago in a corrupt blue state where the teachers union was in bed with the Dem politicians...they had 1 school administer for every 2 teachers.

The local school board approves those positions. That's 100 percent on them.

 

[d0gbreath]

It's not like enough money isn't paid in for schools. They need to cut some administrative jobs.

Remember when there was a principal, vice principal, school nurse, and a couple of secretaries?
Five went to fifty.

 

[Catsnmeters]

See title. Step one after Harris wins (if she does) is that conservative/independent teachers STOP spending one red cent on anything for their classrooms.

ANYTHING.

The people don't want that; they want socialism. We should give it to them. No tissues, no wipes, no extra pencils, snacks or paper. No classroom treats.

"I'm sorry, the government does not provide that" to parents and students.

There is so much we can do.

A few key findings:

• Forty one percent of respondents described themselves as Democrats while another 30 percent said they were independents. Just 27 percent were Republicans.

Survey: Educators' Political Leanings, Who They Voted For, Where They Stand on Key Issues

Despite strong opinions and partisan viewpoints, an Education Week Research Center survey shows teachers, principals, and administrators working to keep those divisions out of the classroom.

www.edweek.org

But most public school teachers will spend a significant amount of out-of-pocket money on classroom supplies, an average of $673 per year, according to a recent survey of more than 1,100 educators by the Association of American Educators (AAE), a professional organization. While advocacy organizations including AAE are pushing for increased federal tax deductions to offset the amount that teachers spend on out-of-pocket expenses, some district leaders point to existing and sometimes untapped resources they say could help cover them.

Most Teachers Spend Their Own Money on School Supplies. Should They?

Some district leaders say they shouldn't have to.

www.edweek.org

How patriotic of you.

If my guy doesn't win then sabotage.

Good grief.

 

[Independent thinker]

See title. Step one after Harris wins (if she does) is that conservative/independent teachers STOP spending one red cent on anything for their classrooms.

ANYTHING.

The people don't want that; they want socialism. We should give it to them. No tissues, no wipes, no extra pencils, snacks or paper. No classroom treats.

"I'm sorry, the government does not provide that" to parents and students.

There is so much we can do.

A few key findings:

• Forty one percent of respondents described themselves as Democrats while another 30 percent said they were independents. Just 27 percent were Republicans.

Survey: Educators' Political Leanings, Who They Voted For, Where They Stand on Key Issues

Despite strong opinions and partisan viewpoints, an Education Week Research Center survey shows teachers, principals, and administrators working to keep those divisions out of the classroom.

www.edweek.org

But most public school teachers will spend a significant amount of out-of-pocket money on classroom supplies, an average of $673 per year, according to a recent survey of more than 1,100 educators by the Association of American Educators (AAE), a professional organization. While advocacy organizations including AAE are pushing for increased federal tax deductions to offset the amount that teachers spend on out-of-pocket expenses, some district leaders point to existing and sometimes untapped resources they say could help cover them.

Most Teachers Spend Their Own Money on School Supplies. Should They?

Some district leaders say they shouldn't have to.

www.edweek.org

I say we just elect Trump.

 

[Lesh]

See title. Step one after Harris wins (if she does) is that conservative/independent teachers STOP spending one red cent on anything for their classrooms.

ANYTHING.

The people don't want that; they want socialism. We should give it to them. No tissues, no wipes, no extra pencils, snacks or paper. No classroom treats.

"I'm sorry, the government does not provide that" to parents and students.

There is so much we can do.

A few key findings:

• Forty one percent of respondents described themselves as Democrats while another 30 percent said they were independents. Just 27 percent were Republicans.

Survey: Educators' Political Leanings, Who They Voted For, Where They Stand on Key Issues

Despite strong opinions and partisan viewpoints, an Education Week Research Center survey shows teachers, principals, and administrators working to keep those divisions out of the classroom.

www.edweek.org

But most public school teachers will spend a significant amount of out-of-pocket money on classroom supplies, an average of $673 per year, according to a recent survey of more than 1,100 educators by the Association of American Educators (AAE), a professional organization. While advocacy organizations including AAE are pushing for increased federal tax deductions to offset the amount that teachers spend on out-of-pocket expenses, some district leaders point to existing and sometimes untapped resources they say could help cover them.

Most Teachers Spend Their Own Money on School Supplies. Should They?

Some district leaders say they shouldn't have to.

www.edweek.org

And yet you weird creeps keep telling us that education is controlled by libs

Odd

 

[The Duke]

How patriotic of you.

If my guy doesn't win then sabotage.

Good grief.

If Trump doesn't win, there's definite fuckery involved. There was fuckery in 2020. If it happens again, it won't be pretty.