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1) Darren, a
teacher in California, says:
We have a librarian at my school only 2-1/2 days a week, as she must
split her time between 2 high schools. When she’s not there, parent
volunteers staff the library so that it’s available to students.
A union grievance was filed,
and today we were told that the library
cannot be open anymore when she’s not there. Teachers can take their
classes in there, but books cannot be checked out. The library will no
longer be available for students to do make-up tests in on the days
when our official librarian isn’t on site.
The next time a teachers union tells you something is “for the
children”, you remember this story.
2)Election officials in Illinois don’t seem very concerned about
ensuring that the absentee ballots of
soldiers serving overseas are
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My local Home Depot is all out of tar and feathers. They do expect to receive a shipment late tonight.
ReplyDeleteBeen there. When I was in high school, I was in a class that was scheduled to be cut due to low numbers. Our teacher contacted a retired teacher who agreed to teach on a volunteer basis. The union had her thrown out and the class cut anyway.
ReplyDeleteAlso remember how unions wait until the school year starts before picketing. Essentially saying "Parents: if you want to stop having to find a sitter every day or go back to work tell the school to give us what we want."
Reflections on the three
ReplyDelete1. Not surprising. As ye sow, so shall you have it shoved up your ass by the unions.
2. I'm ready to go to war over this one. Seriously. Let's get up a group and go.
3. Same answer as #2.
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The DoJ filed suit in Illinois and got an extension of time for mail returns and counting of military ballots in the counties which were more than a few days late. They were rather aggressive in pursuing the matter
ReplyDeleteRodger, I know a piano player who never got his absentee ballot.
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