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As if it was not already bad... You get the message yet? You should be homeschooling. You are probably far more qualified than even the "teachers" that are "certified". Most of them don't teach anything. They just read from the "teachers guide" that has all of the "answers" and cant answer any real questions.

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>The US teacher shortage has reached boiling point, with principals so desperate to fill vacancies that they're recruiting uncertified educators to classrooms. New government statistics reveal the states suffering the most from the deficit - with Alaska, Montana and Florida topping the chart as of February 2024. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics figures which compare teacher retainment now to pre-pandemic levels show Alaska has 10.9 percent fewer teachers now than it did before Covid hit in 2020.

As if it was not already bad... You get the message yet? You should be homeschooling. You are probably far more qualified than even the "teachers" that are "certified". Most of them don't teach anything. They just read from the "teachers guide" that has all of the "answers" and cant answer any real questions. Archive: https://archive.today/uTYqM From the post: >>The US teacher shortage has reached boiling point, with principals so desperate to fill vacancies that they're recruiting uncertified educators to classrooms. New government statistics reveal the states suffering the most from the deficit - with Alaska, Montana and Florida topping the chart as of February 2024. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics figures which compare teacher retainment now to pre-pandemic levels show Alaska has 10.9 percent fewer teachers now than it did before Covid hit in 2020.

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I was in public school. Some of my best friends were homeschooled. I mostly met them in non-school activities that we had common interests in. Though, some of them I met at school since their parents would take them to public school for minimal exposure to things like PE.

They were YEARS ahead on education with their peers (and me as well sometimes). Good dedicated parents are a massive foot up in the world and if they have half a brain in their head they can teach their kids what takes until the age of 18-ish.. well, they can teach that before you are 12. A good friend of mine is a professor and homeschooled while minimal pairing with public school. By the time they were out of "highschool" all of his kids had at least 2 associates degrees, were exceling past the AP level for the public school and only spent a couple of years to get their "4 year" degrees(s) which they all dual majored for. It might be a extreme example but its just more proof the public system is fucking useless unless you are happy with half brain dead minimal "education".

Oh yeah, the Demerits.. That was fun. I was a A+ student in a class. I passed with a C because of the fragile teacher that hated me.