Kelsey Vidal, left, Andrew Montzingo, and Marissa Minnick-Metcalf, are speaking out about safety plans in school.Kelsey Vidal, 1st grade teacher in CaliforniaSince her first year of teaching, Kelsey Vidal said she has included physical safety items like a metal barricade bar for her classroom door on her Amazon wish list for her classroom.
Vidal said having physical barriers like the metal bar, which can rest on a door jamb and lock it down, and adding extra precautions such as a bulletproof backpack and a baseball bat help her "feel a little safer" in the classroom with her young students. Over the course of his eight-year teaching career, Andrew Montzingo said he has practiced various drills with students, including lockdown and shelter-in-place drills.
But he said he also wonders whether he and his school have done enough, especially since the school shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. "We, as teachers, brought forth more understanding to the kids, helping them realize you're safe, these are the things that we have in place, letting them know that, yes, we have cameras in the hallway but those are to keep you safe. They're not to make you feel scared or anything like that."
Close all schools and teach kids on supervised YouTube. This is what most kids sit on anyway and it keeps there attention.
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Low pay ? When did that happen ? They get paid a years salary for less then 9 months of work. And get 2 weeks off for Christmas break. ( Although most of them aren't even Christian ) Every holiday paid. Teachers convention. Don't know what that is about. And then dictate to us.
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