NYC Teachers Paid To Do Nothing »
Posted By Eagle_Eye 6 months ago in NewsHundreds of New York City public school teachers accused of offenses ranging from insubordination to sexual misconduct are being paid their full salaries to sit around all day playing Scrabble, surfing the Internet or just staring at the wall, if that\'s what they want to do.
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rouge-leader6 months ago
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United Federation of Teachers union represents more than 228,000 employees, including nearly 90,000 teachers,so who are the other 138,000 if not teachers?
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It is at this point even the most willfully blind among us must see that teaching our children is not even a part of the plan,but to provide taxpayer funded leisure time to people who should never have been allowed anywhere near a class room.-
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Dionys6 months ago
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"It is at this point even the most willfully blind among us must see that teaching our children is not even a part of the plan,but to provide taxpayer funded leisure time to people who should never have been allowed anywhere near a class room."
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Only the most willfully blind would make assertions like this without reading the article to understand that these warehoused people are often victims of office politics within a school system. If there is any actual proof of wrongdoing or mistreatment of students, they are prosecuted and fired. Try doing your homework.
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