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This teacher highlights a huge problem going on with parenting. She has a meeting with a student’s mom. She has a student who is failing every class with a 12% grade. He is sleeping through school because he’s up till 2-3am gaming. Mom’s response? “I don’t want to take...

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This woman is openly announcing that she’s actively sabotaging her own children’s futures and then daring the school to fail them for it. is proudly announcing her three kids (12, 10, and 6) have never done homework and never will. She skips every parent-teacher conference because she “doesn’t care.” Her exact words: “My job as a parent is to play with my kids. Your job as a teacher is to teach my kid.” She even admits she doesn’t know algebra and refuses to learn it. Homework isn’t busywork. It’s how kids reinforce what they learned, how parents stay aware of what’s actually being taught, and how children build the basic discipline of finishing something when they don’t feel like it. She has cut all three of those things out of their lives on purpose. She’s not protecting their childhood. She’s training them that effort is optional and someone else is always responsible for the outcome. That mindset does not produce adults who can hold a job, meet deadlines, or compete. It produces people who hit real expectations and fold. She is not raising free-spirited children. She is raising children who will hit the wall of real expectations — jobs, bills, deadlines, skill requirements — with no practice at meeting them. That is setting them up for failure. Not metaphorical failure. Actual, measurable underachievement and limited options. Her own admission that she can’t and won’t do algebra is the tell. She is modeling the exact attitude she is teaching her kids: if it’s hard or inconvenient, reject it and blame the institution. This is not bold parenting. It’s open neglect dressed up as boundaries. She is actively setting her own kids up for failure.

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🚨 Colorado Public School help falsify documents to say a student was homeless, even through the student was not homeless, so that the student could go live with a teacher They were having a sexual relationship and hid it from the parents “Casey visited counselors at Columbine High school, helped a 17 year old student fill out paperwork to prove that she was homeless even though she wasn't, so that she could move in with her teacher who she had a relationship with. The teacher is a female, the student is a female, and the school never disclosed any of this information to the mother. This news wasn't uncovered until the mom was cleaning out her daughter's room, found the homeless documents, found a letter that her daughter had written about kissing her teacher, and then discovered thousands of text messages and calls between the two. The girl's mom contacted the teacher, telling her to immediately stop, and then when she took it to the school, the school brushed it off and was like; Kierney takes interest in interest in helping the kids navigate their sexuality. Yes, she does. The wrote a public response: "Obviously, the student did not meet the criteria to be considered homeless and the staff involved in this isolated incident were addressed as part of the investigation as the proper channels in place were not followed. We've taken every step to remove this former employee from Jeffco and prevent her from working in another educational setting. We recognize this is of little comfort to the family. We deeply regret how profoundly this violation has affected the family.” “Just a little update, the girl has since turned 18 years old and has moved out of the state with her teacher.“

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