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Another Clown Republican in the Review-Urinal

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Nov 29, 2012

Idiot Joe Schillmoeller: "we see teachers swarming hearings and demanding increases in pay, benefits and other goodies while the rest of society is taking it on the chin? There are many problems with the school system in this state - and teachers pay and outrageous benefits ARE part of the problem."

Can anyone tell me which hearings were swarmed by teachers, and what "goodies" they demanded in addition to their "outrageous benefits?" This is the kind of Sophist, knuckle dragging, jealous white trash out there who want to see us all living under bridges. You do not nothing about this garbage, you will be living under a bridge eventually.

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anon On 11/29/12, Please make comments wrote: > Idiot Joe Schillmoeller: "we see teachers swarming hearings > and demanding increases in pay, benefits and other goodies > while the rest of society is taking it on the chin? There > are many problems with the school system in this state - > and teachers pay and outrageous benefits ARE part ...See More

Nov 29, 2012

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Todd "Teachers have NO real rights against abusive administrators".

I couldn't agree with you more. Teachers are only on defense when it comes to abusive administrators. Is there something we teachers can do? Are there many more of us than administrators? The administrators, like those who verbally abused teachers to the point the latter commit...See More"Teachers have NO real rights against abusive administrators".

I couldn't agree with you more. Teachers are only on defense when it comes to abusive administrators. Is there something we teachers can do? Are there many more of us than administrators? The administrators, like those who verbally abused teachers to the point the latter committed suicide, are they just going to get away with their behaviors?

My big consulation one year from an abusive pricipal was a student, after witnessing how the principal talked to me in front of class, said to me quietly when leaving the classroom after bell rang, "When I become a principal, I will never talk to teachers that way." Even a student had a good sense to do the right thing, can you imagine why the adults, especially those who are supposedly watching out for the best interest of their schools, who sabbotage teachers are the backbone of the school?

Dwight Johns adds to the problem by encouraging the administrators to go after teachers. So far what I have heard has been that no real bad teachers were chased out, but many good teachers are suffering while the bad administrators are sacrificing them to keep their own livelihood. What goes around come around, of course, but there should be procedures in place for the administrators to be held accountable for their actions. So far they can do anything and everything to the teachers they don't like, and teachers are guilt until proven innocent. Something's got to be done to correct this top heavy, and top exempt from everything, culture.

On 11/29/12, anon wrote: > On 11/29/12, Please make comments wrote: >> Idiot Joe Schillmoeller: "we see teachers swarming hearings >> and demanding increases in pay, benefits and other goodies >> while the rest of society is taking it on the chin? There >> are many problems with the school system in this state - >> and teachers pay and outrageous benefits ARE part of the >> problem." >> >> Can anyone tell me which hearings were swarmed by teachers, >> and what "goodies" they demanded in addition to their >> "outrageous benefits?" This is the kind of Sophist, knuckle >> dragging, jealous white trash out there who want to see us >> all living under bridges. You do not nothing about this >> garbage, you will be living under a bridge eventually. > > > Nevada teachers are SO screwed. Then the state has that > horrible state superintendent who is openly hostile to the > very existence of public education. > > Teachers make squat down there; when I worked there I made > just enough to pay my bills and have a little left over. > However, as a single person I could in no way afford to buy a > house or a condo. That was right before the 2008 crash. The > benefits, other than PERS, were crummy. With PERS, you get > shafted out of part of your Social Security if you are a > midcareer changer. Last and not least, teachers have NO real > rights against abusive administrators and have no real union > protections. >

Dec 6, 2012

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anon I wish there was something that could be done about it. The situation for teachers in Nevada is downright dire and getting even worse than when I was there. I don't know how many teachers, good teachers, have told me about the constant harassment by principals.

My last two principals should have been fired, but they were merely moved arou...See MoreI wish there was something that could be done about it. The situation for teachers in Nevada is downright dire and getting even worse than when I was there. I don't know how many teachers, good teachers, have told me about the constant harassment by principals.

My last two principals should have been fired, but they were merely moved around or demoted. People like that are protected by the higher-ups. I am still trying to pick up the pieces economically almost five years later. I can't get full-time work in any field, and age discrimination no doubt plays a huge role. I will be 58 next month.

The losers who kept their jobs are making around 100 grand a year in make-work positions.

Administrative law in Nevada is a total joke. The statutes are written so broadly that principals can do anything they want. My last principal literally did nothing by the law, and the corrupt arbitrator still ruled for the district. I have been ruined economically.

On 12/06/12, Todd wrote: > "Teachers have NO real rights against abusive administrators". > > I couldn't agree with you more. Teachers are only on defense when > it comes to abusive administrators. Is there something we > teachers can do? Are there many more of us than administrators? > The administrators, like those who verbally abused teachers to > the point the latter committed suicide, are they just going to > get away with their behaviors? > > My big consulation one year from an abusive pricipal was a > student, after witnessing how the principal talked to me in front > of class, said to me quietly when leaving the classroom after > bell rang, "When I become a principal, I will never talk to > teachers that way." Even a student had a good sense to do the > right thing, can you imagine why the adults, especially those who > are supposedly watching out for the best interest of their > schools, who sabbotage teachers are the backbone of the school? > > Dwight Johns adds to the problem by encouraging the > administrators to go after teachers. So far what I have heard has > been that no real bad teachers were chased out, but many good > teachers are suffering while the bad administrators are > sacrificing them to keep their own livelihood. What goes around > come around, of course, but there should be procedures in place > for the administrators to be held accountable for their actions. > So far they can do anything and everything to the teachers they > don't like, and teachers are guilt until proven innocent. > Something's got to be done to correct this top heavy, and top > exempt from everything, culture. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > On 11/29/12, anon wrote: >> On 11/29/12, Please make comments wrote: >>> Idiot Joe Schillmoeller: "we see teachers swarming hearings >>> and demanding increases in pay, benefits and other goodies >>> while the rest of society is taking it on the chin? There >>> are many problems with the school system in this state - >>> and teachers pay and outrageous benefits ARE part of the >>> problem." >>> >>> Can anyone tell me which hearings were swarmed by teachers, >>> and what "goodies" they demanded in addition to their >>> "outrageous benefits?" This is the kind of Sophist, knuckle >>> dragging, jealous white trash out there who want to see us >>> all living under bridges. You do not nothing about this >>> garbage, you will be living under a bridge eventually. >> >> >> Nevada teachers are SO screwed. Then the state has that >> horrible state superintendent who is openly hostile to the >> very existence of public education. >> >> Teachers make squat down there; when I worked there I made >> just enough to pay my bills and have a little left over. >> However, as a single person I could in no way afford to buy a >> house or a condo. That was right before the 2008 crash. The >> benefits, other than PERS, were crummy. With PERS, you get >> shafted out of part of your Social Security if you are a >> midcareer changer. Last and not least, teachers have NO real >> rights against abusive administrators and have no real > union >> protections. >>

Dec 6, 2012

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BLAME THE UNION. A lot of the problem lays at the feet of the Union. With 17,000 teachers, and the Union does not own the Board of Trustees? There is some sort of collusion going on for the union to throw the fight and let morons line Deanna Wright on the schools board. Notice the union was running ads against her and then they suddenly stopped? Some sort of deal w...See MoreA lot of the problem lays at the feet of the Union. With 17,000 teachers, and the Union does not own the Board of Trustees? There is some sort of collusion going on for the union to throw the fight and let morons line Deanna Wright on the schools board. Notice the union was running ads against her and then they suddenly stopped? Some sort of deal was made with that Turd. The union wants the situation to be BAD. They have a reason to exist. If teachers ran the schools, there would be no need for the UNION. So, the union fights to keep teachers on the defensive and VICTIMS so the union has a reason to exist. Get it?

On 12/06/12, anon wrote: > I wish there was something that could be done about it. The > situation for teachers in Nevada is downright dire and getting even > worse than when I was there. I don't know how many teachers, good > teachers, have told me about the constant harassment by principals. > > My last two principals should have been fired, but they were merely > moved around or demoted. People like that are protected by the > higher-ups. I am still trying to pick up the pieces economically > almost five years later. I can't get full-time work in any field, > and age discrimination no doubt plays a huge role. I will be 58 > next month. > > The losers who kept their jobs are making around 100 grand a year in > make-work positions. > > Administrative law in Nevada is a total joke. The statutes are > written so broadly that principals can do anything they want. My > last principal literally did nothing by the law, and the corrupt > arbitrator still ruled for the district. I have been ruined > economically. > > > > On 12/06/12, Todd wrote: >> "Teachers have NO real rights against abusive administrators". >> >> I couldn't agree with you more. Teachers are only on defense when >> it comes to abusive administrators. Is there something we >> teachers can do? Are there many more of us than administrators? >> The administrators, like those who verbally abused teachers to >> the point the latter committed suicide, are they just going to >> get away with their behaviors? >> >> My big consulation one year from an abusive pricipal was a >> student, after witnessing how the principal talked to me in front >> of class, said to me quietly when leaving the classroom after >> bell rang, "When I become a principal, I will never talk to >> teachers that way." Even a student had a good sense to do the >> right thing, can you imagine why the adults, especially those who >> are supposedly watching out for the best interest of their >> schools, who sabbotage teachers are the backbone of the school? >> >> Dwight Johns adds to the problem by encouraging the >> administrators to go after teachers. So far what I have heard has >> been that no real bad teachers were chased out, but many good >> teachers are suffering while the bad administrators are >> sacrificing them to keep their own livelihood. What goes around >> come around, of course, but there should be procedures in place >> for the administrators to be held accountable for their actions. >> So far they can do anything and everything to the teachers they >> don't like, and teachers are guilt until proven innocent. >> Something's got to be done to correct this top heavy, and top >> exempt from everything, culture. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> On 11/29/12, anon wrote: >>> On 11/29/12, Please make comments wrote: >>>> Idiot Joe Schillmoeller: "we see teachers swarming hearings >>>> and demanding increases in pay, benefits and other goodies >>>> while the rest of society is taking it on the chin? There >>>> are many problems with the school system in this state - >>>> and teachers pay and outrageous benefits ARE part of the >>>> problem." >>>> >>>> Can anyone tell me which hearings were swarmed by teachers, >>>> and what "goodies" they demanded in addition to their >>>> "outrageous benefits?" This is the kind of Sophist, knuckle >>>> dragging, jealous white trash out there who want to see us >>>> all living under bridges. You do not nothing about this >>>> garbage, you will be living under a bridge eventually. >>> >>> >>> Nevada teachers are SO screwed. Then the state has that >>> horrible state superintendent who is openly hostile to the >>> very existence of public education. >>> >>> Teachers make squat down there; when I worked there I made >>> just enough to pay my bills and have a little left over. >>> However, as a single person I could in no way afford to buy a >>> house or a condo. That was right before the 2008 crash. The >>> benefits, other than PERS, were crummy. With PERS, you get >>> shafted out of part of your Social Security if you are a >>> midcareer changer. Last and not least, teachers have NO real >>> rights against abusive administrators and have no real >> union >>> protections. >>>

Dec 13, 2012

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