Terry Stoops

I don’t bother to post responses on the N.C. Teachers United page anymore because many, including Mr. Parmenter, are incapable of responding to an argument without an insult or personal attack.  I wonder if he teaches his students to use the same tactics?    …

Many educators believe that Medicaid expansion would benefit adults who have children in public schools.  According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, 78 percent of the population that would be eligible to receive Medicaid, if expanded, are childless adults.

Unlike last year, there is no “black lives matter” chant.  There is, however, a chant that opposes the for-profit companies that supply computers, instructional materials, books, furniture, cleaning supplies, equipment, etc.

No.  No, he isn’t.

Joe Biden is running for president!  It wasn’t so long ago that he was a 33-year-old U.S. Senator who visited Chapel Hill to talk about President Richard Nixon’s foreign policy.  Ok, it was long ago – October 1976.

My favorite website in the world, North Carolina Teachers United, offers this delightful exchange between N.C. superintendent of public instruction candidate and resident of New York Constance Lav Johnson and a Wake County substitute teacher.      …