[Savage Beast]

It seems to me that Theresa has presented a convincing argument for wide latitude in the selection, hiring, and firing of teachers.

She makes a good case for empowering those who hire, fire, and select teachers to do so according to their own whims, values, and judgments of what's good for the children and what they should be taught--with no particular consideration for the teacher's welfare or rights.

No one should be allowed to teach children if he or she does not conform to the standards of those who hire, fire, and select teachers--regardless of race, religion, national origin, sexual preference, physical appearance, need for a job, conformity to Leftist standards of political correctness, and blah blah blah blah--or anything else.

In other words, what's good for the children is the only concern, and if you don't like the teacher, fire him/her.

You know...I agree.

[Conservatrix]

"No one should be allowed to teach children if he or she does not conform to the standards of those who hire, fire, and select teachers--regardless of race, religion, national origin, sexual preference, physical appearance, need for a job, conformity to Leftist standards of political correctness, and blah blah blah blah--or anything else."

She is a right-wing person, not a leftist.