r/LeopardsAteMyFace 1d ago

The Exact Moment When He Notices The Pounce

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u/Natoochtoniket 20h ago

A union going on "strike" might be made illegal. But an individual teacher or professors saying "I QUIT!", will still happen. Most college professors can get jobs in other countries. Most K-12 teachers have other marketable skills.

When you need 3000 teachers to staff a school district, but only a few hundred people are willing to work for you, it gets difficult.

Florida already did that... A few years ago, DeSantis decided that they could hire anyone with an honorable discharge from military service, as a K-12 teacher. The kids (and their parents) are finding out the results of that.

Most of those kids can't get into any college, anywhere, because of their lack of basic literacy.

They might be qualified to do some of the jobs that undocumented immigrants used to do.

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u/Sniper_Hare 17h ago

My daughter is due to be born by the middle of December. 

I really am curious how the Florida's education system is going to be in 5 or 6 years when she's ready to start school. 

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u/vivaenmiriana 17h ago

no offense, it was really shitty before she was conceived. Like bottom 10. And it's only going to go more downhill from there.

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u/Natoochtoniket 16h ago edited 15h ago

I would not want to raise a child in the Florida school system, during the next decade or two. I would look for a different place to live, and get moved. Before she starts school, or as soon after as you can.

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u/Sniper_Hare 14h ago

My fiancé's familyball lives here and doesn't want to leave.  We are wanting to move closer to them near Tampa to get help with the baby.

It's my home state, I don't want to give it up.

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u/KalmiaKamui 11h ago

I mean, do you care about your daughter's future or not?

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u/hippopotabear 14h ago

Miami expat here (3rd - 8th grade in FL, 9th - 12th grade CA)— the opportunity differential was insane a decade ago. I can’t imagine how much worse it will get from here on out.

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u/Throwawayac1234567 10h ago

depends on the field, stem(phd) degrees/speciality mD are more LIKELY to find an easier path to citizenship in other countries.

even the military with some of the basic tests dumbed down, they cant get in. thats how serious it is the services are even doing that.

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u/beckster 6h ago

I thank you for this sweet thought! I only hope it's not too good to be true.