I don’t get enough credit for the things I manage not to say.
Slicer97 said:Ghost of Andrew Eaton said:
Conservatives need to get into the education field.
While I don't disagree, how do we incentivize this? It's not a field many conservatives seem to want to enter, at least not at higher levels of education.
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Ghost of Andrew Eaton said:
Conservatives need to get into the education field.
While I don't disagree, how do we incentivize this? It's not a field many conservatives seem to want to enter, at least not at higher levels of education.
Here's the REAL problem with public schools...
Slicer97 said:
That's a pretty hard sell, given what teaching pays vs other employment opportunities.
I volunteer my time with a few organizations while holding employment that pays a lot more than a teaching position, or even a university lecturer.
I can serve my community and provide a better standard of living for my family than I could working in education.
I think a lot of conservatives would hold the same view. While both are important, welfare of the family is going to come before welfare of the community.
Urban Ag said:
Rainer (aka the Rain Dog). If you've never heard of it I would not be surprised. Local brewery, puro piss in a can.
'03ag said:
There are supposedly "elite" prep academies all over the place with christian sounding names that aren't really faith based and full of lefty families/teachers/admin. Mostly inside the loop type places. They really aren't hard to find, and they aren't that hard to sift out.
richardag said:Slicer97 said:Ghost of Andrew Eaton said:
Conservatives need to get into the education field.
While I don't disagree, how do we incentivize this? It's not a field many conservatives seem to want to enter, at least not at higher levels of education.
Better pay, less bureaucratic interference, vastly reduced administrative bull***** Teachers, especially elementary & junior high, have an outsized effect on the society as a whole than most all if not all other jobs in our society.
SquareOne07 said:
Teacher at my kid's school couldn't help herself…person who sent me the posts notified TEA
TAMU1990 said:🚨 BREAKING: Over 100 TEACHERS in Texas will now have their teacher certification suspended and become ineligible to teach in Texas public schools after they endorsed Charlie Kirk's assassination or incited more violence, Governor Greg Abbott announces.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 15, 2025
They're all FINDING OUT.… pic.twitter.com/FSTgIbe9VZ
I'm glad to see Abbott did this.
richardag said:rocky the dog said:Quote:Quote:
Ghost of Andrew Eaton said:
Conservatives need to get into the education field.
While I don't disagree, how do we incentivize this? It's not a field many conservatives seem to want to enter, at least not at higher levels of education.
Here's the REAL problem with public schools...
Exactly. To top it off test scores and literacy continue to decline at a horrific rate.
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agsalaska:
And the amount of administrative BS is shocking to anyone who experiences it. And most of that is created at the State and Federal level created by both Democrats and Republicans.
halfastros81 said:
Yes but the thing is the meddling entities and teacher's unions mostly don't care about quality education . They care about their own power.
DallasAg 94 said:
Just be aware you are trading one set of problems for another.
Most "Christian" schools are anything but "Christian," especially in MS and HS.
SquareOne07 said:
Teacher at my kid's school couldn't help herself…person who sent me the posts notified TEA