Stompy foot petulance seems to be the order of the day from the “leaders” in American schools. First up, this embarrassing display from Purdue’s student government on how to “handle” the total hardship of Donald Trump’s presidential win:
https://twitter.com/Purdue_SG/status/796377853025775616
Man, those special snowflakes will just do SO WELL in the real world. Snicker.
https://twitter.com/orniastic/status/796557290505703424
Yep!
Or, you could try acting like adults.
— ?rockmom ? (@rockmom) November 10, 2016
I like this current generation. They're leaving a WORLD of opportunities for my kids under ten, who are more mature and adjusted
— Old Zeke (@_OldZeke_) November 10, 2016
HAH. Next up? Boston:
We’ve compiled teaching resources for handling the days after the 2016 election. https://t.co/qf3GHaCGFe pic.twitter.com/pUXDZl1bU1
— BostonPublicSchools (@BostonSchools) November 9, 2016
Unreal.
Yes, it's true: The Boston school system is issuing instructions for handling students "afraid and confused" by election. https://t.co/X95oiTsWau
— ConservativeNotCrazy (@IAMMGraham) November 10, 2016
We can barely look at the tweet out of embarrassment FOR them.
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https://twitter.com/scruffxj/status/796697194828959744
Ding, ding, ding!
And here’s a 2015 Nation School Counselor of the Year semi-finalist (whatever the hell THAT participation ribbon means):
School counselors, we will need to bring our A game tmrw. We will have very fearful Latino, Black, LGBTQ, and Muslim kids in our offices.
— Jeremy Goldman (@MrJGoldman) November 9, 2016
Oh, come on. Cry us a damn river.
Name a single student in a single Boston school who has a single legitimate fear about what will happen to him in school today. ONE. https://t.co/np199H212B
— ConservativeNotCrazy (@IAMMGraham) November 10, 2016
We won’t hold our breath for an answer.