> First off this is a griss and unempathetic take Yes it is and I am hoping people in FL sees this that way. Then maybe they will do something. Instead they

> First off this is a griss and unempathetic take Yes it is and I am hoping people in FL sees this that way. Then maybe they will do something. Instead they are electing people to ensure the kids miss out on education that others will get. 2 or 3 parents can force who maybe a good teacher to leave and no one fights back. What FL will end up with are teachers who work just for a pay check instead of people who care for the kids. How many teachers in FL and other states are leaving ? I remember hearing there was a big teacher shortage in OK, TX and I think Kansas due to these issues. Maybe the same is true in FL. This is a good example of what FL is doing to itself: https://www.hampshire.edu/admissions/apply-hampshire/transfer-students/new-college https://www.hampshire.edu/admissions/apply-hampshire/transfe...