@AJDelgado13@afidla Offs.
Ffs
For fucks sake!!!
You have no idea how you would die with as much money as she had. No idea . Not even close. You are a horrible miserable person whom I hope has karma visit her.
@BlackLabelAdvsr Fun
Excitement
Common sense
The ability to think for yourself
Sounds like you banned a lot more than your irrelevant and pointless list
@attackdogX Mass deportations will help kids afford houses? Jobs? Lower inflation? Stop killing innocent legal immigrants in the street? Stop. Drinking. The. Koolaide.
@TrumWillXII@educator4ever36 Thank you for saying this…what an idiot. You can’t disclose any of that information and to ask parents to spy on kids and figure it out- you should never be in education. You’re part of the problem.
@DPrello Not true. The elderly should have been first in line. Kids did. It have to be, nor healthy people. But yes we needed the elderly and immunocompromised to get the shot. Try to keep up with facts.
@JadTar98@FromTeachrsDesk If your child is old enough to be doing calculus, and doesn’t know multiplication, maybe it’s exposure? What would you have him doArt? If they are in public school they can’t twiddle their thumbs all day long, and schools don’t have endless money to create classes for your son.
@clharrington024@FromTeachrsDesk We never promise it will “solve their problems.” These accommodations make it possible for them to stay and learn in the least restrictive environment. When you have a good staff, with a great special Ed director, throngs change.
My son works full time here in Florida. Let me run his numbers.
State minimum wage is $14/hour. He's at $15.
40 hours a week = $600/week
That's about $2,600/month before taxes.
Florida has no state income tax the thing they sell you on. So after federal and FICA he takes home roughly $2,200.
Average one-bedroom in our area runs about $1,600.
That's 73% of his entire paycheck gone to rent before he eats a single meal.
Leaves him around $600 a month for:
- groceries
- gas
- car insurance
- health insurance
- phone
- emergencies
- savings
Car insurance alone eats a third of that in this state.
He works 40 hours a week and cannot save a dollar. Not because he's careless because there's nothing left to be careless with.
I spent thirty years paying off a house here. He's doing the same job I did at his age and he can't afford a one-bedroom.
That's not a discipline problem. That's not avocado toast.
The floor moved and nobody lowered the ceiling.
Working full time should cover a roof. In Florida it barely covers the rent on one.