East Bay Times Letters to the Editor for May 5, 2023
Bill seeks to make booting students from class harderEvery year I taught middle school I had the same quandary: Do I take teaching time from 29 students to give all my attention to the one who is acting out, or do I remove the one so the rest are taught in the 30-40 minute class period? I chose to do my job, teaching the subject. Of course, I met with parents and administrators to find solutions so the student would be in class.
A better solution would be a classroom with a trained counselor or social worker where a disruptor could go to receive the services they need at that moment. State Sen. Nancy Skinner’sConcordSuggestion: How about installing a merry-go-round and Ferris wheel combo at Oakland’s Jack London Square? It would be much more fun than those illegal auto sideshows, and far safer, too.
Adults and kids alike would love it. It would be a great tourist draw, I think, something benefiting both local businesses and the general public.Re: “I am exasperated that House leadership is threatening to tank our economy to extract devastating budget cuts that target people experiencing poverty.
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