Florida teacher says district worker removed several pictures of "black heros" from his classroom

Keep in mind this is in a profession where 50% of new teachers don't make it past year 5.

More than half of teachers are looking for the exits, a poll says

Teachers are picking up slack for absent colleagues. They're covering for unfilled positions. And 55% of them say they will leave teaching sooner than they had originally planned, according to a poll of its members by the nation's largest teachers union.

The National Education Association poll, conducted in January, helps quantify the stress being placed on educators right now. It found that the number who say they'll leave the profession sooner has risen significantly since August. Among the NEA poll's other findings:

• 90% of its members say that feeling burned out is a serious problem.
• 86% say they have seen more educators leaving the profession or retiring early since the start of the pandemic.
• 80% report that unfilled job openings have led to more work obligations for those left.

"Last summer, I started traveling across the country," says Becky Pringle, president of the NEA, which has nearly 3 million members, talking about the impetus for the survey. "Without exception, every stop I made, from Kentucky to Oakland, I heard those similar stories of educators who were exhausted, overwhelmed, feeling unloved, disrespected."

 

So we have this from your article you posted:

“Of course, saying that you're thinking about leaving, or reporting the perception that others are leaving, is not the same as actually putting in your notice.”

 

Today they come for your pictures. Tomorrow they come for you.

 

I bet this never happened.

 

My original claim was that more than half of teachers are thinking of quitting. The article I posted says that more than half of teachers are thinking of quitting.

 

Come on dude, I want to quit my job too, but I’m not. I have responsibilities just like everyone else does. Such a lazy take.

 

You could do that with pretty much any profession and have the same results. Do you want me to keep going? Teachers should for sure be paid more but let’s not act like they are so different from other professions.

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Teaching is no different than any other profession. People are unhappy in pretty much every profession. So I understand the poll perfectly, it lines up with pretty much most other people. Shocking…

 

Lol, keep moving the goalposts. Teaching isn’t differ than any other profession in that some people stick it out, some don’t. Most aren’t happy.

 

Lol. I did already sport. Go look at what I posted. Don’t be lazy. Being lazy and wrong all the time is a bad look.

 

I already posted something saying otherwise. So tough luck sport. I get it, you look foolish. You should be used to by now.

 

LoL. What a joke. I would say you’re better than that but we all know you’re not. Nurses and doctors are leaving their industry. You lose, again. It must get old, right? Tough one. Maybe next time sport.

 

Yes. It never happened. This is why the school district didn’t defend itself by saying it never happened, but instead concocted an entire story about the mythical “behavioral analyst”.