March 15, 2011
Teachers misbehave; students stay after school
Ah, remember the days when students who misbehaved in class had to stay after school and write "I will be good" 200 times? And if they were really bad, a parent had to come to school?
But what happens when the teachers misbehave as they did in Madison, playing sick and cutting classes to protest the changes in their collectively bargained compensation package, effectively closing down the school system?
According to an article in the Wisconsin State Journal , to fulfill the mandated hours of instruction lost when the teachers played hooky, illegally protesting, the school day will be extended by 20 minutes.
The agreement also ensures teachers with unexcused absences will not be paid for those days and that teachers who submitted fraudulent sick notes will be suspended.
Victory! The union agreed to this. And now the students will learn...something at last.
FOLLOW US ON
Recent Articles
- Sitting Down for the 'College Talk'
- Trump’s Tariffs Will Not Cause Inflation
- The Republican Off-Cycle Election Challenge
- Cory Booker and an MS-13 Massacre
- Disentangle from Europe
- No Evidence Aired in the Media? No Duty. No Apologies.
- What’s the Real Target of the Assault on Tesla?
- MAGA: Progress, Not Perfection
- Saving American Culture through ‘Counter-Spoliation’
- Anecdotes from the Time of Autism
Blog Posts
- America is raising feral children
- Unmanifest Destiny: Is America heading for the ash heap of history?
- A look at the vigilance we need for a safe society
- Mexico supports a terror state
- The making of an anarchist
- Tariffs: Trump, Nancy, and the chatbots (mostly) agree
- Tariffs force the world to bargain
- Washington Post falls for terrorist propaganda...again
- A simple question on trade
- Brace for more astroturf as pre-planned protests ‘spring to life’ this weekend
- To cut your tariff, buy American stuff
- The EU attempts to control the world economy -- again
- Liberation Day vs. double standards
- The mauling of NPR
- Snow Edsel White?