Comments on: Feeding our Schoolkids http://empossibility.com/2007/08/feeding-our-schoolkids/ The possibilities are endless... Sun, 01 Jan 2012 22:57:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Cass http://empossibility.com/2007/08/feeding-our-schoolkids/comment-page-1/#comment-913 Cass Sun, 26 Aug 2007 20:27:17 +0000 http://mamasbloggin.com/?p=988#comment-913 Not really, but I hated to advise you to go for the hard drugs right away. *snicker* Not really, but I hated to advise you to go for the hard drugs right away. *snicker*

]]> By: Emily http://empossibility.com/2007/08/feeding-our-schoolkids/comment-page-1/#comment-911 Emily Sun, 26 Aug 2007 02:14:45 +0000 http://mamasbloggin.com/?p=988#comment-911 I think having to WOH has gone to my brain. What WAS I thinking??!!?? And are you sure two aspirin are going to be enough? I think having to WOH has gone to my brain. What WAS I thinking??!!??

And are you sure two aspirin are going to be enough?

]]> By: Cass http://empossibility.com/2007/08/feeding-our-schoolkids/comment-page-1/#comment-910 Cass Sun, 26 Aug 2007 01:55:00 +0000 http://mamasbloggin.com/?p=988#comment-910 hahahahha! You are trying to apply logic to the public school system. Clearly you are delusional. Take two aspirin and go to bed. Do not get up until the urge to reason with the government nanny has been suppressed. hahahahha! You are trying to apply logic to the public school system. Clearly you are delusional. Take two aspirin and go to bed. Do not get up until the urge to reason with the government nanny has been suppressed.

]]> By: Larry http://empossibility.com/2007/08/feeding-our-schoolkids/comment-page-1/#comment-909 Larry Sat, 25 Aug 2007 16:34:37 +0000 http://mamasbloggin.com/?p=988#comment-909 You identified the problem in the last two sentences. It's easier to abolish the public school system then to make it change, unless you have direct control of its funding. My experience is that the public school system has been so dumbed-down and bean-counted that even small changes, like straying the slightest from a district-approved curriculum, is enough to question one's teaching ability. Ironic that most states are going to require a Master's degree along with licensing to make less than $30K to start in a job that's basically playing trained monkey (been there, done that). Anyway, I don't know how strong FFA is out there, but they would be the ones to encourage and fight for this program in the way you discuss using it, so you might want to forward those ideas to the <a href="http://www.ncffa.org/">North Carolina FFA</a>. You identified the problem in the last two sentences. It’s easier to abolish the public school system then to make it change, unless you have direct control of its funding. My experience is that the public school system has been so dumbed-down and bean-counted that even small changes, like straying the slightest from a district-approved curriculum, is enough to question one’s teaching ability. Ironic that most states are going to require a Master’s degree along with licensing to make less than $30K to start in a job that’s basically playing trained monkey (been there, done that). Anyway, I don’t know how strong FFA is out there, but they would be the ones to encourage and fight for this program in the way you discuss using it, so you might want to forward those ideas to the North Carolina FFA.

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