Some are skeptical?
This seems to imply that most professional educators actually think shoving biblical references into the lessons is a "lifeline " that is going to fix their schools.
this post was submitted on 05 Jun 2024
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The mistake is assuming there are any professional educators left in the state
Dumb take. Never mistake that an area with shitty leaders is exclusively filled with the shitheads who elected them.
This is how you get victim blaming and the misguided idea that just because terrible people have been put in charge all of the good people have left.
I’m close to someone fighting the good fight. They are among those who do not support this and do everything they legally can to keep from letting it affect their students.
Have you seen how little a professional educator gets paid these days? Most of the smart ones have been forced to move on as Texas continues to try to kill free public education.