Desantis Protect Parental Rights in Education

[PurpnGold]

@DMK

@tnt

uses the power of government to throw teachers in jail.

Do you object to this?

Did you read the punishment or requirements?

Teacher must have all book’s reviewed. Otherwise they must cover them up or remove them from the classroom. Or face felony charges

Florida teachers are already the one of the most underpaid… now this.

[zantax]

@PurpnGold

@DMK

@tnt

uses the power of government to throw teachers in jail.

Do you object to this?

Did you read the punishment or requirements?

Teacher must have all book’s reviewed. Otherwise they must cover them up or remove them from the classroom. Or face felony charges

Florida teachers are already the one of the most underpaid… now this.

Doesn’t seem difficult to comply with to me.

[DMK]

@PurpnGold

Did you read the punishment or requirements?

Teacher must have all book’s reviewed. Otherwise they must cover them up or remove them from the classroom. Or face felony charges

Florida teachers are already the one of the most underpaid… now this.

Do you think that list is objectionable?

[PurpnGold]

@zantax

@PurpnGold

@DMK

@tnt

uses the power of government to throw teachers in jail.

Do you object to this?

Did you read the punishment or requirements?

Teacher must have all book’s reviewed. Otherwise they must cover them up or remove them from the classroom. Or face felony charges

Florida teachers are already the one of the most underpaid… now this.

Doesn’t seem difficult to comply with to me.

Of course not, just cover up your books. However does show a general distrust in teachers classroom libraries and may make it difficult for teachers to share reading in class from their library.

All with the potential of jail time…

[PurpnGold]

@DMK

@PurpnGold

Did you read the punishment or requirements?

Teacher must have all book’s reviewed. Otherwise they must cover them up or remove them from the classroom. Or face felony charges

Florida teachers are already the one of the most underpaid… now this.

Do you think that list is objectionable?

Seems teachers in that particular county have issues with it. It doesn’t feel good to be threatened with jail time if you don’t have books reviewed or covered up.

[DMK]

@PurpnGold

Seems teachers in that particular county have issues with it. It doesn’t feel good to be threatened with jail time if you don’t have books reviewed or covered up.

There are magazines that are covered up at my local convenience store.

If none of the books meet the above criteria, what is the issue?

But I did notice you didn’t answer the question. Do you think having that kind of material in a classroom is appropriate?

[zantax]

@PurpnGold

@zantax

@PurpnGold

@DMK

@tnt

uses the power of government to throw teachers in jail.

Do you object to this?

Did you read the punishment or requirements?

Teacher must have all book’s reviewed. Otherwise they must cover them up or remove them from the classroom. Or face felony charges

Florida teachers are already the one of the most underpaid… now this.

Doesn’t seem difficult to comply with to me.

Of course not, just cover up your books. However does show a general distrust in teachers classroom libraries and may make it difficult for teachers to share reading in class from their library.

All with the potential of jail time…

If it is a book from the school library, aren’t they already approved for use?

[PurpnGold]

@DMK

@PurpnGold

Seems teachers in that particular county have issues with it. It doesn’t feel good to be threatened with jail time if you don’t have books reviewed or covered up.

There are magazines that are covered up at my local convenience store.

If none of the books meet the above criteria, what is the issue?

But I did notice you didn’t answer the question. Do you think having that kind of material in a classroom is appropriate?

A classroom isn’t your local convenience store. The books must be reviewed first otherwise covered up. All of them.

There are already rules regarding sexual material in schools and anyone with little kids agrees with them.

[zantax]

@PurpnGold

@DMK

@PurpnGold

Seems teachers in that particular county have issues with it. It doesn’t feel good to be threatened with jail time if you don’t have books reviewed or covered up.

There are magazines that are covered up at my local convenience store.

If none of the books meet the above criteria, what is the issue?

But I did notice you didn’t answer the question. Do you think having that kind of material in a classroom is appropriate?

A classroom isn’t your local convenience store. The books must be reviewed first otherwise covered up. All of them.

There are already rules regarding sexual material in schools and anyone with little kids agrees with them.

Obviously, the rules weren’t being followed.

[PurpnGold]

@zantax

@PurpnGold

@zantax

@PurpnGold

@DMK

@tnt

uses the power of government to throw teachers in jail.

Do you object to this?

Did you read the punishment or requirements?

Teacher must have all book’s reviewed. Otherwise they must cover them up or remove them from the classroom. Or face felony charges

Florida teachers are already the one of the most underpaid… now this.

Doesn’t seem difficult to comply with to me.

Of course not, just cover up your books. However does show a general distrust in teachers classroom libraries and may make it difficult for teachers to share reading in class from their library.

All with the potential of jail time…

If it is a book from the school library, aren’t they already approved for use?

Classrooms have libraries as well.

[PurpnGold]

@zantax

@PurpnGold

@DMK

@PurpnGold

Seems teachers in that particular county have issues with it. It doesn’t feel good to be threatened with jail time if you don’t have books reviewed or covered up.

There are magazines that are covered up at my local convenience store.

If none of the books meet the above criteria, what is the issue?

But I did notice you didn’t answer the question. Do you think having that kind of material in a classroom is appropriate?

A classroom isn’t your local convenience store. The books must be reviewed first otherwise covered up. All of them.

There are already rules regarding sexual material in schools and anyone with little kids agrees with them.

Obviously, the rules weren’t being followed.

You have zero evidence of this.

[zantax]

@PurpnGold

@zantax

@PurpnGold

@DMK

@PurpnGold

Seems teachers in that particular county have issues with it. It doesn’t feel good to be threatened with jail time if you don’t have books reviewed or covered up.

There are magazines that are covered up at my local convenience store.

If none of the books meet the above criteria, what is the issue?

But I did notice you didn’t answer the question. Do you think having that kind of material in a classroom is appropriate?

A classroom isn’t your local convenience store. The books must be reviewed first otherwise covered up. All of them.

There are already rules regarding sexual material in schools and anyone with little kids agrees with them.

Obviously, the rules weren’t being followed.

You have zero evidence of this.

Lol

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/florida-school-board-removes-parent-from-meeting-for-reading-out-of-sexually-explicit-book-from-hs-library

[DMK]

@PurpnGold

A classroom isn’t your local convenience store. The books must be reviewed first otherwise covered up. All of them.

If a convenience store can cover them for the sake of decency then why is it such a big deal in a classroom? A convenience store has a higher standard than a school?

@PurpnGold

There are already rules regarding sexual material in schools and anyone with little kids agrees with them.

Rules that aren’t being enforced? So, bring that to a classroom or library and now the rules are enforced. Why have any issue with that?

[DMK]

@PurpnGold

Seems teachers in that particular county have issues with it.

So they are bringing that material into the classroom then.

[PurpnGold]

@zantax

@PurpnGold

@zantax

@PurpnGold

@DMK

@PurpnGold

Seems teachers in that particular county have issues with it. It doesn’t feel good to be threatened with jail time if you don’t have books reviewed or covered up.

There are magazines that are covered up at my local convenience store.

If none of the books meet the above criteria, what is the issue?

But I did notice you didn’t answer the question. Do you think having that kind of material in a classroom is appropriate?

A classroom isn’t your local convenience store. The books must be reviewed first otherwise covered up. All of them.

There are already rules regarding sexual material in schools and anyone with little kids agrees with them.

Obviously, the rules weren’t being followed.

You have zero evidence of this.

Lol

Florida school board removes parent from meeting for reading out of sexually explicit book from HS library | Fox News

No the same county and having one book necessitates potential jail time if 100% of books aren’t reviewed or covered in the classroom?

Really?

If they find a book that is inappropriate, remove it. That simple. No need for the threat of punishment for many teacher who don’t have questionable materials.

[tnt]

I don’t think teachers should share inappropriate material. There are already laws on the books about this.

I think it’s draconian to threaten teachers with jail time if they present a book not approved by the state.

[PurpnGold]

@DMK

@PurpnGold

A classroom isn’t your local convenience store. The books must be reviewed first otherwise covered up. All of them.

If a convenience store can cover them for the sake of decency then why is it such a big deal in a classroom? A convenience store has a higher standard than a school?

A that store is covering select magazines. Not the entire magazine rack.

And they aren’t doing under the threat of a felony.

They are also not school teachers who expect to have books available for teaching.

@DMK

@PurpnGold

There are already rules regarding sexual material in schools and anyone with little kids agrees with them.

Rules that aren’t being enforced? So, bring that to a classroom or library and now the rules are enforced. Why have any issue with that?

You don’t know one way or another. Seems like teachers in that county know.

Do you have issues being under the threat of a felony for vague rules?

[WuWei]

[tnt]

@zantax

If it is a book from the school library, aren’t they already approved for use?

That’s part of the point.

Not every book has been reviewed by the state trained media specialists yet.

So teachers are under threat of felony charges if they distribute something the state deems inappropriate.

and the list of books deemed inappropraite is already pretty crazy.

[tnt]

@zantax

Obviously, the rules weren’t being followed.

Who told you that? let me guess. The guy who wants to expand the force of his governmnet and his complicate media friends?