The problem is not so much with the teachers as it is with the principals and (((higher ups))) of the schools.
The problem is not so much with the teachers as it is with the principals and (((higher ups))) of the schools.
...and the teachers unions.
...and the teachers unions.
Who do you think runs those?
Who do you think runs those?
Are school boards the answer, here? Can they overcome the unions, the state, all the administrators?
Are school boards the answer, here? Can they overcome the unions, the state, all the administrators?
Are school boards the answer, here? Can they overcome the unions, the state, all the administrators?
I don't think the school boards can do it without the parents being 100% behind the idea. There have been quite a few incidents of boards kicking the parents out of meetings when they (the parents) spoke out. It's all dependent on how involved the parents are.
But isn't that always the case when it comes to our schools?
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Are school boards the answer, here? Can they overcome the unions, the state, all the administrators?
I don't think the school boards can do it without the parents being 100% behind the idea. There have been quite a few incidents of boards kicking the parents out of meetings when they (the parents) spoke out. It's all dependent on how involved the parents are.
But isn't that always the case when it comes to our schools?
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