Matt Agee

My tweets are my own and are not meant to be reflective of my employer. RT are not always endorsements, sometimes just a place to start discussions.

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

Another season win! Going for a three-peat with @TeamTriviaMO

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@MOGameCon We named the dog Indiana?

[Jon Turner @JonTurnerEdD]

Vote No on both, Missouri. @MSTA @MissouriNEA @MOFarmBureau @ShowMe @MissouriGOP

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@Super70sSports This will always be my favorite Batman.

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@VaibhavSisinty The problem is getting people to accept the fact checking or just continuing their tribalism.

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@Super70sSports Always running down a dream

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@MissouriGOP Your facts are actual myths. Quit lying and tell the people what you are actually doing.

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@MissouriPromise Why so many lies about what you want to do? Why so many half truths? Is your plan so bad that you know you have to rely on deceit?

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@elsathora Have a great time at the Ranch Bar. Get some toasted ravioli while you are in town!

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@RareCamellia Yes on four doesn’t make wealthier pay more. Try again.

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@dukeness So many people.

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@MoTaxReliefNow @benKeath @NickBSchroer @AFPMissouri @MOFreedomCaucus @MissouriGOP @MissouriTimes @RGreggKeller @MissouriPromise @MissouriCR Property tax is not lowered by five. This is a blatant lie

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@EricBurlison No one 5 and failed tax policies

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@EricBurlison We have guard rails to constitutional amendments already. They are the voters of Missouri. You are elected to represent them not tell them what they believe.

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@markalfordkc Having to raise the sales and use taxes will drive businesses across the river. No than you.

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@MissouriPromise It’s both a cut and a huge the single biggest raising of taxes on working and retired Missourians!

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@LoveRetroBTW It’s more fun then it should have been!

[𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐝 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 @DrBradJohnson]

If you have served in public education for 20 years or more, this post is for you.
You are part of the roughly 28% who entered public-school teaching and were still in the profession two decades later.
So for the veteran teachers and staff who have served for 20 years, 25 years, 30 years, and beyond, this is to celebrate you!
You have endured some of the most difficult changes education has ever faced.
You witnessed standardized testing grow into an overwhelming system of high-stakes pressure, excessive data collection, and constant documentation.
You adapted to new standards, new technology, new programs, and an endless cycle of initiatives.
You carried students and families through COVID, even while facing your own fears, losses, and uncertainty.
You have watched respect for educators decline while expectations continued to rise.
You have been asked to do more with less, solve problems you did not create, and meet needs that extend far beyond the classroom.
And yet, you continued to show up.
You taught the lesson again.
You encouraged the struggling student.
You supported the overwhelmed colleague.
You welcomed the nervous parent.
You kept schools functioning during some of the toughest years education has ever experienced.
Most people will never fully understand what it takes to dedicate decades of your life to serving students, families, and communities. They will never know how many evenings, weekends, personal dollars, and pieces of your heart you have invested.
There are adults walking through the world today who are stronger, wiser, and more confident because you once believed in them.
To every teacher and staff member who has served for 20 years or more:
Thank you for your dedication.
Thank you for your sacrifice.
Thank you for your wisdom.
Thank you for caring for our children.
Thank you!

[Matt Agee @mathieuagee]

@nostalgiaa I’ll still pick them up for the right price ($1 a spindle) at Goodwill.

[Jon Turner @JonTurnerEdD]

$8.5 billion a year. That's Missouri's individual income tax.

It's also 64% of the general revenue that pays for the foundation formula, transportation aid, small-school aid, and the state's share of teacher salaries.

Amendment 5 phases it out.

@MOEducation @MASALeaders