If Mr. Treece posted pictures of me and Ronald Reagan on the wall, this cop would be a hero and the teacher would be on his way out. Apparently there were “rumors” about this teacher’s curriculum, so this officer investigated. It’s reported that there’s a “backlash” against Officer Mott, but not that there was any sort of backlash against the class content. Why does it take a cop, taking pictures at 1:30 AM on his own time, to find out what’s going on in this class? Where are the parents?
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After 70 minutes of discussion, all my e-mails and calls similarly focused on the cop – just like AP did. “So what, Rush?” So we hear education this and education that all the time in this country. Everybody claims to care about teaching “the children.” But if we really cared about education, 90% of the garbage going on inside classrooms wouldn’t be permitted. We would have parents involved in their children’s education that know every word on the chalkboard and in the books. A police officer – who from this story doesn’t seem to have any kids in the school much less in Treece’s class – wouldn’t have to enter through a service door and then ask a janitor to unlock the classroom for him. The parents would have expressed their outrage; instead, there wasn’t a peep.
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<tr> <td><img src=”/0.gif” width=”1″ height=”0″></td></tr><tr width=”484″><td width=”484″ valign=”top”><span id=”Par_0008″ style=”font-family:arial; font-size:12px; color:000000;”><a target=new href=”/home/eibessential.member.html”>(…right here in Rush 24/7’s EIB Essential Stack of Stuff)</a></span></td></tr>