In the first two weeks of 2014, we have evidence of two separate Hawaii
students, in two separate schools (one private, one public) who were
referred to as a "Nigger" in an educational class, with a teacher
present. We realize that, we need a Bill that requires state certified
teachers to take a tolerance course/workshop to help them facilitate
tolerance in the classroom.
Great move! A lot students are faced with this, and we as educator need to know how and when to address this issue and redirect the negativity elsewhere.
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Donna Meyer
12 years ago
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As a parent of children that were at one time in the Hawaii public school system, I am shocked and appalled that these events occurred. There is no place for this in today's society let alone in a school!!! It is so very sad to me that a Bill is needed requiring state certified teachers to to take a tolerance course/workshop but obviously there is, so let's make it happen!!
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Regina Williams
12 years ago
My daughter had so many issues while attending a private school in Hawaii that is was exhausting speaking to the administration of the school.
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Jeremy Gilbert
12 years ago
How does a teacher have no reaction to that being said?!?! These teachers are failing our children. Have they given up and don't care? To clarify I am specifically referring to the two teachers involved in this situation. I know some truly amazing teachers and wouldn't lump them into this conversation with these poor excuses for an adult never mind a teacher who molds the impressionable minds of our youth. Sad.
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Libra Forde
· petition starter
12 years ago
Thank you all!!! I truly appreciate the support. Please keep these signatures coming. We will be at the MILK walk today, requesting signatures. Anyone that comes to our booth will receive two raffle tickets towards a drawing for an iPad.
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Rekelia Warren
12 years ago
"CHANGE" Teachers need to be fired and educated more!
C
carole
12 years ago
It will take more than a village, but it must start with us.
In the first two weeks of 2014, we have evidence of two separate Hawaii
students, in two separate schools (one private, one public) who were
referred to as a "Nigger" in an educational class, with a teacher
present. We realize that, we need a Bill that requires state certified
teachers to take a tolerance course/workshop to help them facilitate
tolerance in the classroom.
Great move! A lot students are faced with this, and we as educator need to know how and when to address this issue and redirect the negativity elsewhere.
D
Donna Meyer
12 years ago
Featured
As a parent of children that were at one time in the Hawaii public school system, I am shocked and appalled that these events occurred. There is no place for this in today's society let alone in a school!!! It is so very sad to me that a Bill is needed requiring state certified teachers to to take a tolerance course/workshop but obviously there is, so let's make it happen!!
R
Regina Williams
12 years ago
My daughter had so many issues while attending a private school in Hawaii that is was exhausting speaking to the administration of the school.
J
Jeremy Gilbert
12 years ago
How does a teacher have no reaction to that being said?!?! These teachers are failing our children. Have they given up and don't care? To clarify I am specifically referring to the two teachers involved in this situation. I know some truly amazing teachers and wouldn't lump them into this conversation with these poor excuses for an adult never mind a teacher who molds the impressionable minds of our youth. Sad.
L
Libra Forde
· petition starter
12 years ago
Thank you all!!! I truly appreciate the support. Please keep these signatures coming. We will be at the MILK walk today, requesting signatures. Anyone that comes to our booth will receive two raffle tickets towards a drawing for an iPad.
R
Rekelia Warren
12 years ago
"CHANGE" Teachers need to be fired and educated more!
C
carole
12 years ago
It will take more than a village, but it must start with us.
Great move! A lot students are faced with this, and we as educator need to know how and when to address this issue and redirect the negativity elsewhere.