Donna Mace

Retired public school teacher
BAT

[Richard Birdsall @rbirds12]

The last Duval County entry is the Poise School, offering classes in K-3 in this building, according to the FLDOE directory. The sign in front identifies the building as a real estate company.

[Richard Birdsall @rbirds12]

This residence is the listed address of the Eunice Christian School. This house offers K-12 instruction, paid by your tax dollars.

[Richard Birdsall @rbirds12]

The Webb School offers K-12 classes in this house, and at a level equal to any public school in the county, according to the FL DOE. It accommodates both a family and this comprehensive school in 1,480 SF. Measurement from Zillow.

[Richard Birdsall @rbirds12]

The Future Leaders Academy Preschool offers preschool through kindergarten in the last unit on the right in this rundown shopping strip. All the other units are empty except for a restaurant near the other end. A concrete area in the back serves as a playground.

[Richard Birdsall @rbirds12]

This is the Cinderella Child Development Center, PK thru grade 2. Appears to have trash behind the fence and a very rough-looking building. The state this is equal to any traditional public school.

[Gregory Sampson @sampsongregory]

I believe the purpose of the hearing was for the J6 committee to come before the nation and justify their subpoena. (BTW, I think they did a masterful job.)

[Phil Williams @PhilNvestigates]

NEW VIDEO: While American Classical Academy insists it is completely independent from @Hillsdale, Larry Arnn explains about its charter schools: “They have to do what we say if they want to continue to use our name.” 1/

[Phil Williams @PhilNvestigates]

And here, from a previously referenced video, @Hillsdale’s David Azerrad mocks the achievements of Black Americans whose work he thinks is not worthy of being remembered, including George Washington Carver and the NASA mathematicians in “Hidden Figures.” 3/

[Accountabaloney @FLBaloney]

The power behind M4L: The Council for National Policy, and much of the conservative movement it has so successfully commandeered, has made it unmistakable that it wants to destroy public education and privatize schooling. 1/3 https://t.co/Dd3ysvfM1E

[Peter Greene @palan57]

It Happened One Fine, Fall Friday Afternoon https://t.co/mmb7k93HBf via @sampsongregory

[Karin Chenoweth @karinchenoweth]

Everyone lives in a school district. Do you know someone running for school board or helping with a school board campaign? Please let them know there's a brand new resource for those standing up to extremist bullies. https://t.co/yPy3Qsc8UI

[Accountabaloney @FLBaloney]

FLDOE Names Book Banners To Workgroup Designing Training For School Library Book Selections and No One is Surprised https://t.co/PQS8dqsYgf

[Diane Ravitch 🇺🇸🇺🇦📚🌈🗽🌹🇨🇱❤️ @DianeRavitch]

Judge Cannon’s rulings are so bad they raise a question that is ‘impossible not to ask’: ex-prosecutor - Raw Story - https://t.co/Ni96pHpSwS

[Mohamad Safa @mhdksafa]

No immigrant has taken your job. You were laid off by a capitalist who required cheap labor and took advantage of that immigrant to increase his profits, and nothing makes him happier than to hear you blame the immigrant and not him.

[NBC News @NBCNews]

Utility trucks stage in a rural lot in The Villages of Sumter County, Florida, on Wednesday morning in preparation for Hurricane Ian.

https://t.co/XvPkRCYtrw

📷 Stephen M. Dowell / Orlando Sentinel / AP

[Jack Hopkins @thejackhopkins]

Over the next 46 days, IGNORE every poll you see. Even those that are favorable for democrats. We aren’t interested in polls. We are focused on VOTES. That only happens when we show up. Let’s do this.

[Accountabaloney @FLBaloney]

“While proponents of private-school vouchers and so-called education savings accounts point to polls showing sky-high support among Republicans, enthusiasm flags when voters perceive such programs as undermining their public schools.”

[Florida Freedom to Read Project @FLFreedomRead]

This is lazy. Publishing this without providing even a small amount of evidence we have available to prove the contrary is dangerous.

The #EdScare laws are NOT small government that support ALL parents’ rights. Their members stood behind DeSantis as he signed all three.

[Accountabaloney @FLBaloney]

In 2019, we predicted that placing the FES inside FL's FEFP would direct more public ed funds towards voucher schools while giving local taxpayers the ILLUSION that more of their money was going to their local public schools.
It turns out we were right.1/
https://t.co/KiEad5yKmJ