You can add location information to your Tweets, such as your city or precise location, from the web and via third-party applications. You always have the option to delete your Tweet location history. Learn more
Newly released video of a @SanMarcosUSD HS teacher going off on students and their parents over distance learning and other issues. Originally posted to FB. Apparently this is a common occurrence.pic.twitter.com/pjEN80kLNh
Attorney for @SanMarcosUSD argued Thurs in court the district was negotiating to expand in-person instruction. Instead, union & district agreed to not change, enforcing 6 ft spacing limiting in-person time. CDC & CDPH allow 3 ft. On Fri, union posts members celebrating at 0 ft.pic.twitter.com/xixd8cbmJ6
This same teacher is celebrating the half-baked hybrid plan as providing “small class instruction.” Is that the end game? Cut educational minutes to a fraction of what they were before in the name of “smaller class sizes?”pic.twitter.com/QlnLHN9Tvi
Seeing lots of debate about context of first video. Ironically, their discussion seems to be behind the CRT “anti-racist” curve. Mostly unreported, @officialSCUSD promoted creating racially segregated groups, including a white only one. (Note, I do not endorse this.) https://twitter.com/AsraNomani/status/1366270145816109056 …pic.twitter.com/ilIOlyRrMQ
Update: The teacher has been placed on administrative leave. We agree she should be afforded due process.
Let’s hope @SanMarcosUSD will direct their efforts towards their moral and legal obligation of offering substantial, full-time, in-person education to their students ASAP.pic.twitter.com/PDDYFI8soo
This is so outrageous, but a trend with these “teachers”. My daughter has a teacher just like this. After a complaint about her to the school she reprimanded the whole class over zoom about students “twisting her words” and “lying”. The teacher was the one lying.
the logic level is diagonal. if a doctor wants to treat a child the parents will still have questions
Fire every teacher that refuses to return to in-person learning.
Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.
