Look, this "issue" is quite frankly not the students' problem to deal with. The contracts and job stability of their fellow teachers is not of the student's concerns. Seeing this on the news appalled me as I would never believe students in this area would have the audacity to break the clear rules of the school by disrupting classes and skipping the teachers they claim to be supporting. Then to further their shenanigans, they claimed to be "peacefully protesting" as the video displayed countless places by this point shows the evident contrary. This issue shouldn't be of the students concerns during this very important time of the year (Finals and End of Course Exams), and should be left to the teachers to decide in private like contracts typically are.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
It's unfair and doesn't make any sense. Teachers don't deserve to be payed less like that. Teachers already don't make a lot of money.
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Dawn Carroll
9 years ago
We need our teachers & our students deserve to keep their teachers
Look, this "issue" is quite frankly not the students' problem to deal with. The contracts and job stability of their fellow teachers is not of the student's concerns. Seeing this on the news appalled me as I would never believe students in this area would have the audacity to break the clear rules of the school by disrupting classes and skipping the teachers they claim to be supporting. Then to further their shenanigans, they claimed to be "peacefully protesting" as the video displayed countless places by this point shows the evident contrary. This issue shouldn't be of the students concerns during this very important time of the year (Finals and End of Course Exams), and should be left to the teachers to decide in private like contracts typically are.
It's unfair and doesn't make any sense. Teachers don't deserve to be payed less like that. Teachers already don't make a lot of money.
We need our teachers & our students deserve to keep their teachers