HISD to eliminate librarians, turn libraries into discipline cen
HISD to eliminate librarians, turn libraries into discipline cen
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Concerns over HISD potentially replacing librarians with discipline centers at 28 campuses
Concerns over HISD potentially replacing librarians with discipline centers at 28 campuses
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I say again, Teachers are underpaid. I don't think I could do it.
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So are they trying to say that Houston students aren't using enough of the libraries to keep them open. Do the Houston schools have so much trouble they need discipline centers more than libraries??
JandS89 : My DD is a teacher. You are right.
Having taught for over 30 years, I offer a bit of a different perspective-A disruptive student can keep an entire class from learning. I only removed one student in all of my years, but it was necessary for the other students (fyi-he never caused another problem). We've all heard horror stories about some of the discipline problems in the Houston schools. This might be a necessary step to ensure the rest of the students can learn. I'm guessing that in the beginning, those discipline centers could be crowded, but hopefully things improve quickly. As much as I hate to see the elimination of libraries, it might be a partial solution for all the problems in HISD
Just a thought for now....Children are not taught cursive penmanship anymore, nor will they be required to read literature or any of the classics in the future. Ai & social media are here Plagarism is a thing of the past, so at test time go for it ??
And let's not forget there are a number of students who use
the library for doing homework since some students lack internet access. You can also think about this: most homes lack reading material. There are no books nor any other printed material. If a school is having issues with discipline, you don't punish the entire student body by taking the library away. Do what theyusedtodo. Transfer the problem students to a continuation school
the library for doing homework since some students lack internet access. You can also think about this: most homes lack reading material. There are no books nor any other printed material. If a school is having issues with discipline, you don't punish the entire student body by taking the library away. Do what theyusedtodo. Transfer the problem students to a continuation school
Just a thought for now....Children are not taught cursive penmanship anymore, nor will they be required to read literature or any of the classics in the future. Ai & social media are here Plagarism is a thing of the past, so at test time go for it ??
There are 276 schools in HISD, so the elimination of libraries is occurring in about 10% of the schools. I'm guessing these may be the schools with the greatest number of discipline problems. Hopefully, this is only temporary until they can get some of the problems under control. No one wants libraries to be closed, but these schools are currently failing their students. I'm glad they are at least trying to address the issues
Here are all the schools with the NES program.
www.click2houston.co m/news/local/2023/07 /11/hisd-adds-57-sch ools-to-the-new Anyone familiar with the areas?
www.click2houston.co m/news/local/2023/07 /11/hisd-adds-57-sch ools-to-the-new
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