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How to make cruddy SF schools better when they’re $75mm
Posted on: January 28, 2021 at 06:38:24 CT
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FIRST: Shutter the schools. The teachers have a union and unions want to get paid for working as infrequently and ineffectively as possible.
Work is dangerous.
And the teachers those loving, dedicated, compassionate people who care so much about our children, must be protected at all costs. Those teachers probably go to the grocery store, to the mall, and any other places where they can have a good time. But they must not go to school, because they might die.
SECOND: Change the names of schools named for our founding fathers and great men. That’s an easy one. It doesn’t take any effort. It doesn’t require extra planning or longer hours, and it makes our dedicated hard-working compassionate teachers feel good.
About themselves.
And it only costs $1 million. A rather inexpensive virtue signal these days.
And most importantly, it doesn’t do the kids one damn bit of good. Kids will be voters one day; the stupider they are, the better. Plus, kids are fungible, replaceable. We’ll make more.
But you can’t have school named for George Washington. That would be bad, for the children.
https://www.newsmax.com/t/newsmax/article/1007551/16
Edited by hokie at 07:03:30 on 01/28/21
FIRST: Shutter the schools. The teachers have a union and unions want to get paid for working as infrequently and ineffectively as possible.
Work is dangerous.
And the teachers those loving, dedicated, compassionate people who care so much about our children, must be protected at all costs. Those teachers probably go to the grocery store, to the mall, and any other places where they can have a good time. But they must not go to school, because they might die.
SECOND: Change the names of schools named for our founding fathers and great men. That’s an easy one. It doesn’t take any effort. It doesn’t require extra planning or longer hours, and it makes our dedicated hard-working compassionate teachers feel good.
About themselves.
And it only costs $1 million. A rather inexpensive virtue signal these days.
And most importantly, it doesn’t do the kids one damn bit of good. Kids will be voters one day; the stupider they are, the better. Plus, kids are fungible, replaceable. We’ll make more.
But you can’t have school named for George Washington. That would be bad, for the children.
https://www.newsmax.com/t/newsmax/article/1007551/16
Edited by hokie at 07:03:30 on 01/28/21
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