Colorado District Forced to Cancel Classes After Nearly 1,500 Teachers Call In Sick to Protest Recently Elected Conservative School Board

[livingston]

Colorado District Forced to Cancel Classes After Nearly 1,500 Teachers Call In Sick to Protest Recently Elected Conservative School Board​

Douglas County schools in Colorado were shut down on Thursday after nearly 1,500 teachers called in sick to protest the recently elected conservative school board.​

The party that claims to be all about Democracy is now trying to overthrow the will of the voters.


The teachers took the day off to protest outside the school board building over the newly-elected conservatives voting to end the district’s mask mandate, amend the district’s equity policy and is ask the superintendent to quit or be fired.

Colorado District Forced to Cancel Classes After Nearly 1,500 Teachers Call In Sick to Protest Recently Elected Conservative School Board | The Gateway Pundit | by Assistant Editor

Douglas County schools in Colorado were shut down on Thursday after nearly 1,500 teachers called in sick to protest the recently elected conservative school board.

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[livingston]

 

[ProgSpear]

Fire them all. Period,. With prejudice.

 

[kev74]

 

[Saltwater60]

So they called in sick to protest outside? This has to be a violation. Also they are afraid politics is entering the classroom so are they against liberal policies and tactics entering the classroom or do they protest this as well? Fucking hypocrites.

 

[FP1201]

I'd review their Contracts and Employment Rules: Many have punishment clauses for malingering and abusing sick leave.

 

[Carlos Hathcock]

"they want to teach kids but have to stand up because politics is entering the way the school district is managed."

As they play politics

 

[Hillbilly77]

There’s a simple solution to deal with the communist fucks.

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[Dr. Evil]

The kids probably actually learned more from them not being taught by those liberal hacks. Fuck 'em.

 

[spat]

Fire them all. Period,. With prejudice.

If Reagan could do it with air traffic controllers, these guys are chump change.

 

[GOPerfect]

If they are not violating their agreed upon contracts, good for them. Stand up for what you believe.

If this continues, the tax payers should be refunded their school taxes that they have paid.

Teachers are really not as important as many think they are.

 

[Deplorable Me]

It stinks of union activism. NEA-AFT senior management major socialist mentality.

 

[spat]

If they are not violating their agreed upon contracts, good for them. Stand up for what you believe.

If this continues, the tax payers should be refunded their school taxes that they have paid.

Teachers are really not as important as many think they are.

Teachers are like all professionals.

There are some great ones, most are just mediocre and just want their paycheck.

Then there are the ones who shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a child.

Seems like the last group always end up in the leadership role, because the first group is too busy teaching, the second group doesn't want the responsibility, so the worst of the bunch get it by default.

 

[MikeM]

I'd review their Contracts and Employment Rules: Many have punishment clauses for malingering and abusing sick leave.

I was going to say this too. Now you need 5,000 kids to call in sick and boycott the school for a few days.

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

Don't like the new boss? Go find a new job.

 

[prambo]

Teachers are really not as important as many think they are.

Absolutely true!!

These mental midgets have been "sold", by unions, to tax-payers, as repositories of a wealth of knowledge who care about your children.

That's a total fabrication...

Most are double-digit room temp Celsius IQ graduates of an "education curriculum" at sub-standard schools.

And please, let's not hear how they have a "Masters" degree in "education", and some have a "doctorate in education". Those lightweight degree programs are just further brainwashing.

"Education" in bush schools in Kenya is more thorough - I visited many.

Pro Tip - the average Kenyan high school graduate is fluent in 3 language - tribal, Swahili and English. Many, like my 2nd ex were also fluent in French. My Swahili teacher was fluent in French, German, English, his tribal language, Swahili, Kikuyu, Luo and, IIRC, a Kalenjin dialect.

 

[GOPerfect]

Absolutely true!!

These mental midgets have been "sold", by unions, to tax-payers, as repositories of a wealth of knowledge who care about your children.

That's a total fabrication...

Most are double-digit room temp Celsius IQ graduates of an "education curriculum" at sub-standard schools.

And please, let's not hear how they have a "Masters" degree in "education", and some have a "doctorate in education". Those lightweight degree programs are just further brainwashing.

"Education" in bush schools in Kenya is more thorough - I visited many.

Pro Tip - the average Kenyan high school graduate is fluent in 3 language - tribal, Swahili and English. Many, like my 2nd ex were also fluent in French. My Swahili teacher was fluent in French, German, English, his tribal language, Swahili, Kikuyu, Luo and, IIRC, a Kalenjin dialect.

Sorry, I can only like this one time.

 

[spat]

Absolutely true!!

These mental midgets have been "sold", by unions, to tax-payers, as repositories of a wealth of knowledge who care about your children.

That's a total fabrication...

Most are double-digit room temp Celsius IQ graduates of an "education curriculum" at sub-standard schools.

And please, let's not hear how they have a "Masters" degree in "education", and some have a "doctorate in education". Those lightweight degree programs are just further brainwashing.

"Education" in bush schools in Kenya is more thorough - I visited many.

Pro Tip - the average Kenyan high school graduate is fluent in 3 language - tribal, Swahili and English. Many, like my 2nd ex were also fluent in French. My Swahili teacher was fluent in French, German, English, his tribal language, Swahili, Kikuyu, Luo and, IIRC, a Kalenjin dialect.

The average 4th grader of 100 years ago was far more skilled in reading, writing, math, history, and even science than most high school graduates today.

Yet the inflation adjusted budget for their entire school was probably less than a modern superintendents salary.