re: Personnel is Policy: To fix education, we have to fix the policies that protect teachers

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I don't know the laws in every state, but I do know Alabama and Mississippi, where I have experience.

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And how many blue-haired libs of tik tok freaks are actually teaching in the gulf south? And at the schools your kids go to?

I promise you 99% of the teachers are fine. This is the converse of what the left is doing - telling blacks white nationalism is the biggest threat. We know it isn't. Same thing here. You see crap on libs of tik tok and go crazy. Anybody with a brain could probably just meet their kids teachers and decide if they want to keep them enrolled in school. But most teachers think exactly like the people in their communities.

School is a weird situation to begin with. It's why so many kids are on adhd crap when they don't need to be. Children evolved to have tons of energy and move around a lot to keep them from succumbing to predators. Now we expect them to sit still for 8 hours a day.

The fact that we use the same format we used 100 years ago, in 2022, with all of this technology, is crazy.

Teachers have to teach to the middle, and most of the middle isn't getting any of the support they need at home, is undisciplined, and on medication. And teachers and schools hands are tied. They can't remove them or anything.

So anybody who's griping about it should do the one thing that's in their power to do - send their kids to private school - and if you're not... then shut the frick up. Or run for the school board or something.