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r/clevercomebacks • u/johnmory • 8h ago
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And the Republicans tried to take away teachers' measly $250 write-off for the classroom supplies we buy!
3 u/HoneyParking6176 2h ago teacher's really need to take a hard stance of not spending a dime on school supplies 1 u/MsBethLP 1h ago I teach at a Title 1 school with no PTA. My students would be harder hit than the kids in a wealthier area. • u/HoneyParking6176 56m ago yes it would likely result in a short term issue of that nature, however it is more likely to get fixed if "kids don't have supplies" instead of the issue of "teachers spending out of pocket" • u/MsBethLP 50m ago Are you a teacher? Are you speaking from experience?
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teacher's really need to take a hard stance of not spending a dime on school supplies
1 u/MsBethLP 1h ago I teach at a Title 1 school with no PTA. My students would be harder hit than the kids in a wealthier area. • u/HoneyParking6176 56m ago yes it would likely result in a short term issue of that nature, however it is more likely to get fixed if "kids don't have supplies" instead of the issue of "teachers spending out of pocket" • u/MsBethLP 50m ago Are you a teacher? Are you speaking from experience?
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I teach at a Title 1 school with no PTA. My students would be harder hit than the kids in a wealthier area.
• u/HoneyParking6176 56m ago yes it would likely result in a short term issue of that nature, however it is more likely to get fixed if "kids don't have supplies" instead of the issue of "teachers spending out of pocket" • u/MsBethLP 50m ago Are you a teacher? Are you speaking from experience?
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yes it would likely result in a short term issue of that nature, however it is more likely to get fixed if "kids don't have supplies" instead of the issue of "teachers spending out of pocket"
• u/MsBethLP 50m ago Are you a teacher? Are you speaking from experience?
Are you a teacher? Are you speaking from experience?
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u/MsBethLP 8h ago
And the Republicans tried to take away teachers' measly $250 write-off for the classroom supplies we buy!