u/Efficient_Skill6692

Houston to Chicago in June just booked with united. I’m expecting flights will fill up fast.

I’m beyond frustrated with what the classroom has turned into. Instead of focusing on students with legitimate, documented needs, it feels like we’re constantly dealing with disruptive behavior from students who don’t have identified disabilities but consistently derail the learning environment.

At this point, nearly every student I work with is on a behavior contract or requires hallway escorts just to get through the day. It feels less like teaching and more like managing chaos.

We’ve shifted from supporting students who truly need it to essentially babysitting ongoing behavior issues, many of which seem rooted outside of school. On top of that, policies and expectations around passing students along have lowered accountability, so students move forward without the academic or behavioral skills they need.

The result is a classroom environment where real instruction takes a back seat, and that’s not fair to anyone involved.

Kids with parents who don’t give a fuck. These kids are just the worst of Gen Alpha. I’m not talking about kids with actual disabilities either. Just the kids who have “behaviors” not documented ones either. . Just disruptive loud kids. Everyone one of my kids is on a behavior contract and Hallway escorts because they are so bad. We have gone from helping kids with actual disabilities to baby sitting shitty kids from shitty homes because no could left behind told us we have to keep passing them.

Ran a 23.30 and would lie to get to 20 or below by fall.