I have two children in FWISD, and I stand with Superintendent Scribner and the Board in support of the safety and well-being of *all* students.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I support this policy to protect ALL children, not just some children. Stand strong Dr. Scribner.
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Reed Bilz
10 years ago
As a parent of a former FWISD student who is now a transman, I urge you to keep supporting trans students to prevent discriminatory practices.
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Shelley Smyth
10 years ago
This is a no-brainer. This is what teachers and administrators do for students every day. We make accommodations in order to make students lives easier. Whether it is an accommodation for a learning difference, or providing a classroom for kids to eat in peace if they are not comfortable in the lunchroom, or a place to use the restroom safely. It's what we do! I Stand with Scribner!
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Stephanie Plotner
10 years ago
As a FWISD teacher I fully support Dr. Scribner.
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Jill Cespedes
10 years ago
You go gurl!
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Lindy Benton-Muller
10 years ago
Thank you for looking out for our most vulnerable students. How must they feel now?
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Jennifer Miller
10 years ago
I absolutely support Dr. Scribner and our board. Thank you for showing respect for all students.
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David Weygandt
10 years ago
Superintendant Scribner should be commended for taking a stand for the rights of ALL of its students and not just the bigoted majority.
The Fort Worth way is one of inclusivity and openness. Also, Fort Worth has been on the progressive side of social change with the introduction of one of the first Equal Rights Ordinances in the State of Texas. This has been for as long as I have called Fort Worth home.
Sometimes the easy path isn't the just one. Thank you Superintendent Scribner for taking the uncharted and treacherous path forward.
"the arc of justice bends slowly"
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Carol Cappa
10 years ago
I support Supt Scribnet and the FWISD policy!!
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Rebecca Fike
10 years ago
Thankful for a strong and compassionate superintendent and the board for their support of this policy. I stand with Dr. Scribner.
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Robert Vann
10 years ago
These young people undergo enough trauma without being subjected to this demagoguery, bigotry and hateful harassment. I stand with Dr. Scribner.
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Nedah Rose
10 years ago
Thank you to a forward-thinking superintendent, who cares about being inclusive.
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Alisa Tomlinson
10 years ago
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This was not a problem last year. Why is it this year? I am glad the Super is thinking and compassionate. Politicians should leave education policies to the educators and stop seeking to segregate any part of the population. Especially children.
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Ramsey Sprague
10 years ago
As friends and neighbors of mine are raising children through the FWISD school system, I support my friends and neighbors in their pursuit of reasonable school policies and reject the politics of fearmongering and blind bigotry against students for their gender expression and identity. I proudly stand with Scribner.
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Alison Head
10 years ago
As a FWISD parent, Dr. Scribner and the guidelines have my full support.
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Carolyn Johnson
10 years ago
It's not about bathrooms. It's not about parents not being informed that students and faculty can't bully their child.
It is about Westboro Baptist Church "wannabe's" trying to disrupt and misguided and cause as much distention as they can. Please don't succumb to their hateful madness.
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Cory Smith
10 years ago
Dr. Scribner is providing a safe space for those children who do not have a voice. Those outside the binary are marginalized in so many parts of life.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
As a member of the LGBTQ community and a teacher in FWISD, these policies are important in keeping our children safe. These policies will continue to impact the future of our children. We can't just think about next year; we must think in the long term. Times are changing, and these changes aren't about the adults who are trying to influence the outcomes. These changes are about the children. I proudly stand with Dr. Scribner.
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Carol Cappa
10 years ago
I support FWISD and Supt Scribner as they support all transgendered students right to feel safe and supported while at school
I have two children in FWISD, and I stand with Superintendent Scribner and the Board in support of the safety and well-being of *all* students.
I support this policy to protect ALL children, not just some children. Stand strong Dr. Scribner.
As a parent of a former FWISD student who is now a transman, I urge you to keep supporting trans students to prevent discriminatory practices.
This is a no-brainer. This is what teachers and administrators do for students every day. We make accommodations in order to make students lives easier. Whether it is an accommodation for a learning difference, or providing a classroom for kids to eat in peace if they are not comfortable in the lunchroom, or a place to use the restroom safely. It's what we do! I Stand with Scribner!
As a FWISD teacher I fully support Dr. Scribner.
You go gurl!
Thank you for looking out for our most vulnerable students. How must they feel now?
I absolutely support Dr. Scribner and our board. Thank you for showing respect for all students.
Superintendant Scribner should be commended for taking a stand for the rights of ALL of its students and not just the bigoted majority. The Fort Worth way is one of inclusivity and openness. Also, Fort Worth has been on the progressive side of social change with the introduction of one of the first Equal Rights Ordinances in the State of Texas. This has been for as long as I have called Fort Worth home. Sometimes the easy path isn't the just one. Thank you Superintendent Scribner for taking the uncharted and treacherous path forward. "the arc of justice bends slowly"
I support Supt Scribnet and the FWISD policy!!
Thankful for a strong and compassionate superintendent and the board for their support of this policy. I stand with Dr. Scribner.
These young people undergo enough trauma without being subjected to this demagoguery, bigotry and hateful harassment. I stand with Dr. Scribner.
Thank you to a forward-thinking superintendent, who cares about being inclusive.
This was not a problem last year. Why is it this year? I am glad the Super is thinking and compassionate. Politicians should leave education policies to the educators and stop seeking to segregate any part of the population. Especially children.
As friends and neighbors of mine are raising children through the FWISD school system, I support my friends and neighbors in their pursuit of reasonable school policies and reject the politics of fearmongering and blind bigotry against students for their gender expression and identity. I proudly stand with Scribner.
As a FWISD parent, Dr. Scribner and the guidelines have my full support.
It's not about bathrooms. It's not about parents not being informed that students and faculty can't bully their child. It is about Westboro Baptist Church "wannabe's" trying to disrupt and misguided and cause as much distention as they can. Please don't succumb to their hateful madness.
Dr. Scribner is providing a safe space for those children who do not have a voice. Those outside the binary are marginalized in so many parts of life.
As a member of the LGBTQ community and a teacher in FWISD, these policies are important in keeping our children safe. These policies will continue to impact the future of our children. We can't just think about next year; we must think in the long term. Times are changing, and these changes aren't about the adults who are trying to influence the outcomes. These changes are about the children. I proudly stand with Dr. Scribner.
I support FWISD and Supt Scribner as they support all transgendered students right to feel safe and supported while at school