Teacher Spying on Student During Virtual Class Sends Cops to Search 11-Year-Old's Home After Spotting a BB Gun

So the "concerned parent" called on a BB gun in the background but likely votes democratic. It's for the children. Got it.
 
I was just reading about this on my phone. Yeah, I'd tell my kid to feel free to turn off his video or cover the camera. Teacher let his/her personal bias affect their job.
 
That is why I have a sticker over my camera eye. All the zoom meetings I have had to participate in, I was not on screen, I just watched those who were on screen or listened and spoke to others like me who participated without video.

I heard that the colleges are now telling the parents they can NOT monitor their son or daughter's virtual classes for privacy concerns of the teacher's curriculum. The radio host was stating, you better believe if it concerns my kid, and I paid for the class, they are in my house taking the class, I have the right to monitor what they are teaching my kid even if they are college age.

The radio host said this could alter the liberal indoctrination of our youth by bringing the parent back into the equation to actually know what curriculum is being taught, and how it is being taught.

I think once covid is over, we will give the training of our children back to the state and the liberal socialists who teach our children without a second though. It would be nice if this were a wake-up call to parents, sadly today's parents were also taught by the progressives and accept the progressive agenda in teaching.
 
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School District Making Parents Sign Waiver Agreeing Not To Monitor Virtual Instruction

A school district in Tennessee is asking parents to sign a form agreeing not to monitor their children’s virtual classrooms over concerns that “non-student observers” could overhear confidential information. The form, a copy of which was sent to the Tennessee Star, reads: “RCS strives to present...
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School District Making Parents Sign Waiver Agreeing Not To Monitor Virtual Instruction

Virtual education – now normal in most public school districts across the country in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic – does offer parents a more hands-on experience in their children’s education – an experience that, prior to school year kickoff, seemed to be of concern to some teachers who see promoting “social justice” as part of their role as an educator.

Fox News reported last month that at least one Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, school teacher was so concerned about “conservative” parents objecting to his instruction that he warned teachers to be careful about who is witnessing their virtual sessions.
 
Far West said:
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School District Making Parents Sign Waiver Agreeing Not To Monitor Virtual Instruction

A school district in Tennessee is asking parents to sign a form agreeing not to monitor their children’s virtual classrooms over concerns that “non-student observers” could overhear confidential information. The form, a copy of which was sent to the Tennessee Star, reads: “RCS strives to present...
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School District Making Parents Sign Waiver Agreeing Not To Monitor Virtual Instruction

Virtual education – now normal in most public school districts across the country in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic – does offer parents a more hands-on experience in their children’s education – an experience that, prior to school year kickoff, seemed to be of concern to some teachers who see promoting “social justice” as part of their role as an educator.

Fox News reported last month that at least one Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, school teacher was so concerned about “conservative” parents objecting to his instruction that he warned teachers to be careful about who is witnessing their virtual sessions.
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Nope, and nope!
 
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