WA State Teacher Salaries

[HHusky]

One really simple, low-cost fix would be to actually impose consequences for chronic absenteeism. Can't teach kids who aren't in school.
The current generation of parents may be the worst ever on this issue.

I’m planning a Hawaii trip for late September which will cause my 6 year old to miss a week of first grade. She’ll be fine!

I hope she is.
But this is exactly the parental attitude teachers have to deal with. I learned to read in first grade. It started in September.

 

[HHusky]

H and the people he votes for want that parental involvement

https://twitter.com/x/status/1894443586948632862

Dumb take. Read the opinion and tell us what you disagree with.

https://www.ca1.uscourts.gov/sites/ca1/files/opnfiles/23-1069P-01A.pdf

Go ahead and use your own words. In the meantime I'll go with Turley and that I was right that parental involvement is the last thing a lot of these districts want. Arresting parents at meetings was a tell

You'll rely on the Twitter.
Imagine my surprise.
I read it. But reading takes effort. I understand.

 

[thechatch]

H and the people he votes for want that parental involvement

https://twitter.com/x/status/1894443586948632862

Dumb take. Read the opinion and tell us what you disagree with.

https://www.ca1.uscourts.gov/sites/ca1/files/opnfiles/23-1069P-01A.pdf

Go ahead and use your own words. In the meantime I'll go with Turley and that I was right that parental involvement is the last thing a lot of these districts want. Arresting parents at meetings was a tell

You'll rely on the Twitter.
Imagine my surprise.
I read it. But reading takes effort. I understand.

Buddy, I am here to tell you thatyou relying on CNN, MSNBC, the New York Times, and the Washington Post is a lot funnier than anybody relying on Twitter at this point in human history. The fact that you can’t see that following the last three elections, Covid, and the war in Ukraine is astonishing, quite frankly.

What is it like being a worm that feeds off the shit from Pfizer, rock, and the industrial complex with their legacy media mouthpieces?

I’m dying to know

 

[RaceBannon]

I'm relying on Turley not dime store fake lawyer

 

[HHusky]

So many words just to say it would be simpler for you to let someone else cut your food and you prefer that.

 

[HHusky]

I'm relying on Turley not dime store fake lawyer

I see relying on yourself was never considered.

 

[RaceBannon]

Or you could actually explain your position rather than the usual 5 page dodge and deflect
The floor is yours. Turley has spoken.

 

[thechatch]

So many words just to say it would be simpler for you to let someone else cut your food and you prefer that.

so, nothing
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What is your fucking batting average these days anyway?

 

[HHusky]

Or you could actually explain your position rather than the usual 5 page dodge and deflect
The floor is yours. Turley has spoken.

Dismissed for failure to state a claim. Failed at the pleading stage.
Appropriate deference to legislative acts and that authority.
You girls don't want legislation from the bench. Or so you say.
Disagreement with a policy doesn't automatically give rise to a cause of action.
Labeling any of this as "medical treatment" defied common sense.
The parents complained of "interference" when they actually were seeking to expand the school's duties of assistance.
(And just why do these parents know nothing about their two kids in the school without the school's assistance?)

 

[RaceBannon]

Turley wins

 

[Sources]

Or you could actually explain your position rather than the usual 5 page dodge and deflect
The floor is yours. Turley has spoken.

Dismissed for failure to state a claim. Failed at the pleading stage.
Appropriate deference to legislative acts and that authority.
You girls don't want legislation from the bench. Or so you say.
Disagreement with a policy doesn't automatically give rise to a cause of action.
Labeling any of this as "medical treatment" defied common sense.
The parents complained of "interference" when they actually were seeking to expand the school's duties of assistance.
(And just why do these parents know nothing about their two kids in the school without the school's assistance?)

Imagine your best defense on a message board is a glib procedural objection

 

[pawz]

One really simple, low-cost fix would be to actually impose consequences for chronic absenteeism. Can't teach kids who aren't in school.
The current generation of parents may be the worst ever on this issue.

I’m planning a Hawaii trip for late September which will cause my 6 year old to miss a week of first grade. She’ll be fine!

I hope she is.
But this is exactly the parental attitude teachers have to deal with. I learned to read in first grade. It started in September.

You were supposed to keep learning after the 1st grade too.

.

 

[HHusky]

Or you could actually explain your position rather than the usual 5 page dodge and deflect
The floor is yours. Turley has spoken.

Dismissed for failure to state a claim. Failed at the pleading stage.
Appropriate deference to legislative acts and that authority.
You girls don't want legislation from the bench. Or so you say.
Disagreement with a policy doesn't automatically give rise to a cause of action.
Labeling any of this as "medical treatment" defied common sense.
The parents complained of "interference" when they actually were seeking to expand the school's duties of assistance.
(And just why do these parents know nothing about their two kids in the school without the school's assistance?)

Imagine your best defense on a message board is a glib procedural objection

The scholars here at the Tug believe cases should proceed to trial whether they state a claim under the law or not.
Dismissing such claims is so "procedural".

 

[Sources]

Or you could actually explain your position rather than the usual 5 page dodge and deflect
The floor is yours. Turley has spoken.

Dismissed for failure to state a claim. Failed at the pleading stage.
Appropriate deference to legislative acts and that authority.
You girls don't want legislation from the bench. Or so you say.
Disagreement with a policy doesn't automatically give rise to a cause of action.
Labeling any of this as "medical treatment" defied common sense.
The parents complained of "interference" when they actually were seeking to expand the school's duties of assistance.
(And just why do these parents know nothing about their two kids in the school without the school's assistance?)

Imagine your best defense on a message board is a glib procedural objection

The scholars here at the Tug believe cases should proceed to trial whether they state a claim under the law or not.
Dismissing such claims is so "procedural".

What does stating your case in the Tug have to do with anything going to trial? Obviously standing, venue, etc. matters in a court of law, but you hiding behind the same logic on a message board is absurd

 

[RaceBannon]

One really simple, low-cost fix would be to actually impose consequences for chronic absenteeism. Can't teach kids who aren't in school.
The current generation of parents may be the worst ever on this issue.

I’m planning a Hawaii trip for late September which will cause my 6 year old to miss a week of first grade. She’ll be fine!

I hope she is.
But this is exactly the parental attitude teachers have to deal with. I learned to read in first grade. It started in September.

Upset over 6 days after his party kept schools closed 2 years

 

[HHusky]

@Sources
This isn't nearly as hard as you are making it.
The case was dismissed for failure to state a claim.
The analysis is inherently legal and you called it "procedural".
You were wrong. Again.

 

[HHusky]

One really simple, low-cost fix would be to actually impose consequences for chronic absenteeism. Can't teach kids who aren't in school.
The current generation of parents may be the worst ever on this issue.

I’m planning a Hawaii trip for late September which will cause my 6 year old to miss a week of first grade. She’ll be fine!

I hope she is.
But this is exactly the parental attitude teachers have to deal with. I learned to read in first grade. It started in September.

Upset over 6 days after his party kept schools closed 2 years

If I was to get upset about every irresponsible parenting decision I would little time for anything else.

 

[RaceBannon]

One really simple, low-cost fix would be to actually impose consequences for chronic absenteeism. Can't teach kids who aren't in school.
The current generation of parents may be the worst ever on this issue.

I’m planning a Hawaii trip for late September which will cause my 6 year old to miss a week of first grade. She’ll be fine!

I hope she is.
But this is exactly the parental attitude teachers have to deal with. I learned to read in first grade. It started in September.

You seemed upset

 

[HHusky]

One really simple, low-cost fix would be to actually impose consequences for chronic absenteeism. Can't teach kids who aren't in school.
The current generation of parents may be the worst ever on this issue.

I’m planning a Hawaii trip for late September which will cause my 6 year old to miss a week of first grade. She’ll be fine!

I hope she is.
But this is exactly the parental attitude teachers have to deal with. I learned to read in first grade. It started in September.

You seemed upset

another white flag

 

[RaceBannon]

2 years closed no problem
6 days? Over the line