Mr. Kevin Schneider

I dont have this teacher but I lowkey dont like him

He makes me so uncomfortable

Need him gone.

He makes us do weird stuff with each other

The first day he was really zesty and acting gay. The next day I noticed a bottle of oil on his desk, I didn't think much, until I saw a c*m stain on the wall the next day.

When I went into class I saw about 3 of my classmates in a corner, they were put there because they were "His favorites." After that, one of them told he started touching them inappropriately, he also told them to put on a special oil. I felt bad for another girl, since I saw his cock hard while talking to her in a zesty tone.

Why you lookin?

He is hitler

Are you still single?

Is she alive?

word

Real

Confirmed

Are you uh, like attracted to pedo's? That's some kink there

You just love sucking his dick, we know you suck it just to pass

Bro he touched after class. I was supposed to finish my essay and he told me to come in after class but he took his pants off and started gooning. Throughout my time in Mr. Kevin Schinder's class at Mountain View High School, I found myself struggling with both the course material and the overall learning environment. While I’m fully aware that teaching is a difficult profession requiring immense dedication, my experience in his class was less than positive. There were multiple aspects of his teaching style that I found challenging, and in many cases, counterproductive to my academic growth. These issues, while not necessarily a direct reflection of his intentions, made learning difficult and left me feeling frustrated. First, the pacing of the lessons was one of the biggest challenges I faced. Mr. Schinder often moved through the material at an alarmingly fast pace, barely allowing any time for students to digest what was being taught. Concepts that should have been broken down into manageable chunks were rushed through, leaving many students, myself included, struggling to keep up. This hurried approach didn’t allow for meaningful engagement with the material, and as a result, I often left class feeling like I had missed something crucial. It’s incredibly difficult to keep up when the pace is so rapid, and it felt like our understanding of the subject matter was always just out of reach. In addition to the fast-paced lessons, Mr. Schinder’s method of assessment also contributed to my dissatisfaction. His grading seemed arbitrary at times, with little explanation given for why certain assignments were marked down. It wasn’t clear how to improve or what specific areas I was lacking in. Rather than offering detailed feedback that could guide my progress, the grades often felt like a judgment, rather than a tool for growth. This lack of constructive criticism made it harder to identify my mistakes and address them effectively. I felt like I was working

WHAT!

Freak ahh

LOL! Leave him and go with his dad

He did the same