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All-day school schedules in Students & Teens ·
Sarah Hall53 said:What really gets to me is how much of a man-child my colleague is—he just casually tosses around phrases like he’s some kind of victim being "harassed" by everyone.
I honestly wonder what his plan is if his students just decide to stop showing up entirely because they're done with chemistry. Would he actually bother filing the truancy reports, or would he just shrug his shoulders and pretend it isn't his problem?

But that wasn't even the issue back then, it was when I was still in school 😉

From that two-year elective course, all I got out of it was learning five different declensions, and honestly, that's it.

And don't even get me started on those Saturday classes. A total disaster.

That woman should have been reported to the school board for being so disrespectful.
All-day school schedules in Students & Teens ·
Sarah Hall53 said:Man, if I were actually that lady, everyone would be scrambling to file complaints with the inspectors, the Department of Education, the local county offices, and even the NCES—you just know there’d be a massive, endless chain reaction of people trying to overturn every single decision made.

The inspectors are always siding with the parents anyway.

Let me tell you how much stuff those inspectors have thrown out during retake exams...

Like, they once tossed an entire test just because someone forgot to put the date in the little box.

So much for "accountability."

Hahaha, and Child Protective Services? Give me a break. Every single time things go south, they pull the same old crap and claim no reports were ever filed. Stop being so dramatic.

And what did the investigators actually find with Milanović and Latin? That’s all I know about these inspections.

We’re getting screwed, not the parents.
All-day school schedules in Students & Teens ·
hiddenseal14 said:I truly hope this all turns out to be nothing more than some tall tale.

isnt
All-day school schedules in Students & Teens ·
Sarah Hall53 said:What really gets to me is how much of a man-child my colleague is—he just casually tosses around phrases like he’s some kind of victim being "harassed" by everyone.
I honestly wonder what his plan is if his students just decide to stop showing up entirely because they're done with chemistry. Would he actually bother filing the truancy reports, or would he just shrug his shoulders and pretend it isn't his problem?

Look, if you don't want to teach, don't. At least then you wouldn't have students who actually give a damn about the subject.
All-day school schedules in Students & Teens ·
Jason Morgan said:How can a principal go about canceling an elective course?

By being a total jerk about it. Basically, this old lady kept picking on these kids and insulting them because classes were held on Saturdays when the local bus system was a joke. Buses barely ran, so students would constantly explain why they were running 15 minutes late, but she didn't care. After two months of her basically gaslighting the kids and messing with their heads, they finally just gave up and walked out.

So don't come at me acting like some saintly nun. You're asking what the district would do? Nothing. Just like they always do.
All-day school schedules in Students & Teens ·
rowdypanther12 said:If A2 is a mandatory part of the curriculum, then it's pretty straightforward to ensure they show up by marking them absent for unexcused hours.

I saw this happen once with an elective class. Kids basically stopped showing up starting in November. The teachers were stressing out, logging all these absences, and the parents just stood their ground. They went straight to the principal and were like, "Fine, mark them absent. Let's see who blinks first." Once the principal realized the parents weren't backing down or pulling kids out, she just scrapped the whole elective language program and wiped the attendance record clean. You can pretty much manipulate any system if you try hard enough.

The Department of Social Services—those people are already drowning in paperwork as it is, and now they’re gonna waste even more time dealing with some random school issue? Unbelievable.
All-day school schedules in Students & Teens ·
Seriously, this Sunny lady, my god 🤦

Check out this clip:
All-day school schedules in Students & Teens ·
Dana Smith2 said:This whole experiment is headed for a total disaster.
I’ve been sitting here counting up the schools in my neighborhood—I think I hit about ten of them just now.
Out of those ten, not a single one actually meets the requirements for full-day programming. Which basically means we’d need to build at least ten more schools from scratch.
And that’s just looking at one single neighborhood in Washington, D.C.
Even if they somehow managed to scrape together the funding for it, there simply aren't enough workers available to get all that construction done within a four-year window.

Plus, where are the building permits? And where are the workers? There is zero chance this gets off the ground before 2030.
All-day school schedules in Students & Teens ·
Sarah Hall53 said:Basically, those people who would have had a full schedule if we hadn't jumped into this experiment—meaning they'd hit their full hours normally, but now they won't because of how the hours are being counted—they’ll actually be paid for a full load for the duration of the trial.
Take, say, a tech teacher who currently has 12 teaching hours, 2 hours of homeroom duty, and maybe picks up 4 more hours as an hourly staffer, then tops off the rest of their 24-hour week with extracurriculars and stuff—they'll keep getting their full paycheck just like before. Even though, strictly looking at the paperwork, nothing except actual classroom instruction counts toward their official working hours... which means on paper, they're only working 60% of the time. They'd get a little 2.5% bonus for homeroom and ExxonMobil, and they’d basically be doing all that extra hourly work out of pure love for the school (honestly, that was just some broke official from the Department of Education saying during a presentation when someone asked why anyone would bother with scheduling or shift lead duties if there's no pay involved for it)

But that's only while the experiment is running (at least, that's how I read it).
All-day school schedules in Students & Teens ·
Larry Walker24 said:May 2nd was that meeting where the New York City principals sat down with the Department of Education and the founders to talk shop.

Just a reminder about this.
Linda King said:Sounds great (😍) but the guy's a total introvert, forget about grabbing coffee. Plus, if you're feeling nervous, there goes another reason. He's busy, and the dude works for the CIA—you'd spot that vibe immediately. 😁

I'm the complete opposite—a massive extrovert
rowdytiger13 said:Pretty much like Larry Walker24. Nobody actually likes him... except maybe at a singing competition.

🙂
Jerry Robinson56 said:Man is basically my hero when it comes to racking up red cards (realized that once a mod managed to get slapped with pink suspenders because of some absolute cluelessness)
... I don't know his whole body of work, but it’s consistently full of soul and wit

It was basically a contest to see who could collect more stupid red cards (he decided I hate Jewish people for no reason, acting like a total fanatic).. obviously I won ;p, and he ended up unanimously winning those pink suspenders

I've got 117 pages of cards here, and if 5 cards fit on one page, you do the math
Man, is it just me, or is Bubbles acting super tense lately? He won't even grab a coffee with me, always coming up with some lame excuse 🙂
rowdytiger13 said:and then there's that whole Eurovision mess☕

LMAOOOOOOO
Kevin Jones19 said:Didn't I tell you I was gonna bail at the last second? 😉

You ABSOLUTELY have to grab that Mexican citizenship!!!
Kevin Jones19 said:This stuff is great reading if you live in some perfect, organized utopia.
I don't know what happened... probably some security bullshit... but that border crossing between Russia and Georgia looked more like a war zone after a heavy shelling. We were literally crawling over rocks on our bellies inside the car.

So basically, none of your people stayed behind in Russia?
Kevin Jones19 said:It’s all just noise, honestly. I know nobody’s gonna come kicking down my door with a draft notice or some FBI handcuffs anyway.

Glad you're still kicking 👍
cosmicgull52 said:Thanks for the reminder, I'm blocking you again.

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Rehearsals for Eurovision Today are finally kicking off 👋 👋 👋