The cancel culture is getting out of control

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Vol8188 said:
100%. Why do we have alternative schools? Because of behavioral/safety issues

Doesn’t online learning eliminate all of that
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What about the kids who best and sometimes only opportunity to eat is at school? And some also get a backpack of food on Fridays to take home for the weekend?
 
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Vol8188 said:
That’s still not bad and not very different than per pupil spending. Obviously additional student supply and additional competition for students should lower those numbers too.
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I believe the school is also financially supported by the diocese.
 
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@1RBFjr said:
What about the kids who best and sometimes only opportunity to eat is at school? And some also get a backpack of food on Fridays to take home for the weekend?
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By some miracle that child lived through covid and through every summer of their life including those before school ever started, correct?

If you’re saying we shouldn’t expel kids because they won’t eat, you have to answer the question of how they survived to the age of 5 and through Covid

Edit: it’s a weak emotional argument and you’re gonna have to do better
 
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Vol8188 said:
By some miracle that child lived through covid and through every summer of their life including those before school ever started, correct?

If you’re saying we shouldn’t expel kids because they won’t eat, you have to answer the question of how they survived to the age of 5 and through Covid
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Schools were providing drive thru lines so people could pick up food when there wasn’t in person instruction. There’s also organizations like the Boys and Girls Club and Emerald Youth Foundation (in Knoxville) that help feed kids year round no matter their age.
 
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@1RBFjr said:
Schools were providing drive thru lines so people could pick up food when there wasn’t in person instruction. There’s also organizations like the Boys and Girls Club and Emerald Youth Foundation (in Knoxville) that help feed kids year round no matter their age.
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You're telling me a private philanthropic organization can outperform public schools? Nice.
 
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@1RBFjr said:
Schools were providing drive thru lines so people could pick up food when there wasn’t in person instruction. There’s also organizations like the Boys and Girls Club and Emerald Youth Foundation (in Knoxville) that help feed kids year round no matter their age.
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So you’re walking over your own idea that schools are needed to help keep poor kids fed. Awesome.
 
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@1RBFjr said:
Schools were providing drive thru lines so people could pick up food when there wasn’t in person instruction. There’s also organizations like the Boys and Girls Club and Emerald Youth Foundation (in Knoxville) that help feed kids year round no matter their age.
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So is your argument that the boys and girls club, emerald youth, and the countless churches will all spontaneously cease to exist if a child is forced to learn online due to behavior?

You seemed to proclaim these kids would starve without school and are now naming multiple organizations that will feed them.
 
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@1RBFjr said:
Schools were providing drive thru lines so people could pick up food when there wasn’t in person instruction. There’s also organizations like the Boys and Girls Club and Emerald Youth Foundation (in Knoxville) that help feed kids year round no matter their age.
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If they aren’t eating at home then social services need to step in especially if the household is already leeching of the government.
 
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@1RBFjr said:
No, sorry. These groups help feed kids year round and help in summertime when school isn’t in session.
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But I thought, again, your argument was that we had to keep all kids in school so they could be fed. Then you provide places that aren't schools where they can be fed, undoubtedly outperforming the public schools that usually serve up barely edible garbage.
 
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Vol8188 said:
So is your argument that the boys and girls club, emerald youth, and the countless churches will all spontaneously cease to exist if a child is forced to learn online due to behavior?

You seemed to proclaim these kids would starve without school and are now naming multiple organizations that will feed them.
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No, I don’t argue or want them to cease to exist. They provide good services on many fronts.
Organizations feed them outside of school hours.
 
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n_huffhines said:
What does that have to do with this thread? Are you trying to get canceled?
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I cancelled the subscription & I found the right thread so it is there now
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