each school in FCPS has a teacher's lounge with large refrigerators.

My child's school got an award for being a Green School. Energy efficient.

At the open house, I saw mini refridges and microwaves in several classrooms. Half of the teachers bring their own dorm-sized refridges to work.

How can a school remain "green" when there are 40 small fridges running 180 plus days a year?

Tax payers are paying the electric bills.

A lot of the FCPS staff are greedy thieves. They might be trying to protect their lunches and cold drinks.

Good point, though.

Maybe because they only have a few minutes to eat lunch and want to use the time to grade papers at the same time. It saves from having to waste time walking to the lounhe. Etc

Because many school don't have enough convenient refrigerators for all the teachers. We only have 25 minutes to eat and get ready to go back to teaching. There is not enough time to walk across the building to warm up our food.

Where else do you want them to keep their Budweiser cold!

Both sides have a point here. I bet the county spends goo-gobs on Leeds certifications while wasting more on inefficiency. Not blaming teachers for wanting to keep their baloney cool, just saying there might be an alternative.

It's not horribly inefficient. It's a heat pump mostly. There are likely bigger energy wasters like failure to use sleep mode on monitors and such. Those are converting electricity to heat that has to be rejected somewhere.

The point is that those cheap little fridges use tons more energy than a few big ones. They're cheap with much less insulation than a fullsize fridge, and multiple fridges have more surface area than one big one. It's like air-conditioning a bunch of cars vs one well-insulated house.

No way in hell do modern computer monitors use anywhere near as much power as a fridge.

Those mini fridges that do not have a visible condenser coil reject heat through the exterior walls of the fridge are horribly inefficient. They use more energy in a year than a full size kitchen refrigerator. The energy consumption is even higher when they are not defrosted regularly. These teachers are costing us thousands of dollars per year per school! I am not one to complain about education costs but this mini fridge thing is a legitimate gripe!

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/2013/08/getting-the-most-out-of-a-compact-refrigerator/index.htm

Have you ever tried to share a fridge at work with dozens of co-workers? Most of the high schools have over 200 teachers, let alone the office staff. I have. It is a mess.

The elementary schools can have 30+ teachers, plus office and other support staff.

I don't blame them, actually. At least they are packing their meals instead of expecting the school system and taxpayers to provide them lunch every day on the public dime. This way we just have to feed administrators, who send out for takeout with reckless abandon, and routinely have "working" breakfasts, lunches, and dinners. All paid for by us. Look at the bright side.

flip side Wrote:
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> Have you ever tried to share a fridge at work with
> dozens of co-workers? Most of the high schools
> have over 200 teachers, let alone the office
> staff. I have. It is a mess.
>
> The elementary schools can have 30+ teachers, plus
> office and other support staff.
>
> I don't blame them, actually. At least they are
> packing their meals instead of expecting the
> school system and taxpayers to provide them lunch
> every day on the public dime. This way we just
> have to feed administrators, who send out for
> takeout with reckless abandon, and routinely have
> "working" breakfasts, lunches, and dinners. All
> paid for by us. Look at the bright side.

I'm sure every school board member has a personal fridge as do the gatehouse administrators. Be grateful more tax money is not being wasted here.

A catered simple lunch for 300 easily costs $3000+. There are lots of those.
A "working lunch" for the Main Office sets us back several hundred dollars. There are lots of those.
A "dinner meeting" at Morton's for the principals sets us back over $100 a person. That's been done.


Hell, maybe if every single staff member in FCPS had their own fridge, we could save a bundle.

If the teachers are paying for the mini-frigs I have no problem paying the electric.

perspective checker Wrote:
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> A catered simple lunch for 300 easily costs
> $3000+. There are lots of those.
> A "working lunch" for the Main Office sets us back
> several hundred dollars. There are lots of those.
>
> A "dinner meeting" at Morton's for the principals
> sets us back over $100 a person. That's been done.
>
>
>
> Hell, maybe if every single staff member in FCPS
> had their own fridge, we could save a bundle.

If they all started eating in, then Sea Pearl would go broke!

but, but, but… Wrote:
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> perspective checker Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > A catered simple lunch for 300 easily costs
> > $3000+. There are lots of those.
> > A "working lunch" for the Main Office sets us
> back
> > several hundred dollars. There are lots of
> those.
> >
> > A "dinner meeting" at Morton's for the
> principals
> > sets us back over $100 a person. That's been
> done.
> >
> >
> >
> > Hell, maybe if every single staff member in
> FCPS
> > had their own fridge, we could save a bundle.
>
> If they all started eating in, then Sea Pearl
> would go broke!

Damn, you are right about that! Along with Santini's in Oakton, the Corner Bakery, Artie's, etc.etc.etc. The restaurants in Northern Virginia would definitely suffer.

So, the refrigerator purveyors would have a boom, and the restaurant owners would have a bust.

No reason that teachers cant pack a small cooler with some of those freeze packs in it. I have been doing it every workday for 20 plus years.

energy guy Wrote:
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> No reason that teachers cant pack a small cooler
> with some of those freeze packs in it. I have been
> doing it every workday for 20 plus years.

A teacher might be expected to do this. But certainly not Superintendent Dr. Karen Garza, what with her housing allowance and all, and certainly not Dr. Angela Atwater, holder of an online Ed.D. degree, who would tell you the refrigerator issue is closed.

Okay FCPS has 196 schools. A very conservative estimate of energy use from mini fridges would be $2500 a year per school. Thats $490,000 a year to power those those things at a absolute minimum!
Sounds like we should ban those things or charge the teachers a estimated energy use fee and deduct it from their pay.

energy guy Wrote:
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> Okay FCPS has 196 schools. A very conservative
> estimate of energy use from mini fridges would be
> $2500 a year per school. Thats $490,000 a year to
> power those those things at a absolute minimum!
> Sounds like we should ban those things or charge
> the teachers a estimated energy use fee and deduct
> it from their pay.


So you are figuring like 50 fridges at $50 each a year per school? Some might have more, some less. The high schools might have more, for example.

That is some major cash. Half a million dollars. Do a fraud and abuse complaint. Waste of resources.

https://www.fcps.edu/school-board/office-auditor-general/reporting-fraud-waste-and-abuse

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/news/2013/03/a-mini-refrigerator-can-max-out-your-utility-bill/index.htm

Never seen a school provide a mini fridge or anything extra. Give the teachers a break they are teaching your children.

checking the numbers Wrote:
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> energy guy Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Okay FCPS has 196 schools. A very conservative
> > estimate of energy use from mini fridges would
> be
> > $2500 a year per school. Thats $490,000 a year
> to
> > power those those things at a absolute minimum!
> > Sounds like we should ban those things or
> charge
> > the teachers a estimated energy use fee and
> deduct
> > it from their pay.
>
>
> So you are figuring like 50 fridges at $50 each a
> year per school? Some might have more, some less.
> The high schools might have more, for example.
>
> That is some major cash. Half a million dollars.
> Do a fraud and abuse complaint. Waste of
> resources.
>
> https://www.fcps.edu/school-board/office-auditor-g
> eneral/reporting-fraud-waste-and-abuse

the teacher brings the refridge to school. The county does not buy them.

It is part of the new benefit package. Each teacher will receive mini-bar service in their classroom.

The only way I can deal with the helicopter parents, and their grubby, self entitled, bastard children.

The window unit air conditioners have been running nonstop all summer in 4 outside trailers/double wides at my neighborhood elementary school. I walked past almost every day. There were no students or other activities taking place in these supplemental classroom buildings. If that was the norm for every school it is a huge expense.

Have fun retaining any quality teachers when you start all this penny pinching bullshit.

what?!? there are quality teachers in FCPS??? Garza tells us they all moved to Arlington for the 7 figure salaries!

So a half a million tax dollars a year are used by mini fridges. Who really cares? But I suppose, half a million here and there can add up to lots of money.

A "Green $$$$ Roof" can cure all Ills..

Hypocrites.. FCPS Tax and Spend Liberals!

hey check this out Wrote:
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> http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/news/2013/03/a-
> mini-refrigerator-can-max-out-your-utility-bill/in
> dex.htm

$27 X 50 X 196 = $264,600

Fridges- a possible reason is diabetics who need their insulin kept. Or other medications that need to be kept cold (students or teachers). They won't tell you that due to HIPPA.

A/C on- sensitive electronics in the house. Do you not leave your own house AC on in the summer and just turn it down? They probably have timers of some sort.

I would yell "Think, people!" but I forgot I was on FFU. So carry on being silly.

https://www.amazon.com/Gourmia-GMF-600-GMF600-Portable-Fridge/dp/B00DQT2ZGE/ref=sr_1_3/160-4261665-9508934?ie=UTF8&qid=1474055011&sr=8-3&keywords=mini+refrigerator

How about a really tiny fridge?

miniature fridge Wrote:
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> https://www.amazon.com/Gourmia-GMF-600-GMF600-Port
> able-Fridge/dp/B00DQT2ZGE/ref=sr_1_3/160-4261665-9
> 508934?ie=UTF8&qid=1474055011&sr=8-3&keywords=mini
> +refrigerator
>
> How about a really tiny fridge?


Only holds 6 cans? How about a god damn cooler with two of those freezzie things in it. The teachers can re-freeze the freezzie things at night with their own god damn electricity.
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Don't worry, the meals tax will take care of it. We're all voting for it, right? Maybe we can write in and make it 6% on top of the current tax. Those who can't afford it can always deduct it from the waitresses tip.

>Fridges- a possible reason is diabetics who need their insulin kept

Insulin that is at rm temp keeps 28 days pal. Its kept in a fridge for longer time storage and if theres drugs in that fridge there better be a big ass lock on it too.

Students that need drugs?? Teachers don't give them out, Ever heard of the school nurse?? In a room with a lock and a fridge.

Dozens of microwaves and reefers what a Energy Joke! "Liberal Green Hypocrites"

I have a fridge, microwave, and porn for my lunch time pleasure. What else do you expect me to do?

Vote yes on the meals tax.

We need more expensive meals Wrote:
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> Don't worry, the meals tax will take care of it.
> We're all voting for it, right? Maybe we can
> write in and make it 6% on top of the current tax.
> Those who can't afford it can always deduct it
> from the waitresses tip.


That's my plan.

Life is too short to worry about this shit

I'll make you a deal. You can have my mini-fridge. I'll get it right out of my classroom, and you can save the $60 or $85 or whatever it is that it costs Fairfax County taxpayers a year.

Oh, and BTW, when you email me on Friday night and I respond Saturday morning--I'm taking that away too. When you email me and say your kid is having trouble and I sit with him during lunch to work on some math--that's gone as well. The before and after school help sessions outside of contract hours--those are gone too. Me working late in the afternoon to make better lessons or do paperwork--yeah, that's history.

I do all those things all the time. The people I teach with do those things as well. Do all teachers do that stuff? Not all of them, and those that do don't do them all of the time. But a lot do, and those of us who do like our mini-fridges.

Your call.

2323412341234 Wrote:
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> I'll make you a deal. You can have my
> mini-fridge. I'll get it right out of my
> classroom, and you can save the $60 or $85 or
> whatever it is that it costs Fairfax County
> taxpayers a year.
>
> Oh, and BTW, when you email me on Friday night and
> I respond Saturday morning--I'm taking that away
> too. When you email me and say your kid is having
> trouble and I sit with him during lunch to work on
> some math--that's gone as well. The before and
> after school help sessions outside of contract
> hours--those are gone too. Me working late in the
> afternoon to make better lessons or do
> paperwork--yeah, that's history.
>
> I do all those things all the time. The people I
> teach with do those things as well. Do all
> teachers do that stuff? Not all of them, and
> those that do don't do them all of the time. But
> a lot do, and those of us who do like our
> mini-fridges.
>
> Your call.

Okay, you have one of the world's easiest jobs but you still can't complete the modest tasks you have been assigned in the allotted time. I guess you probably need a refrigerator. Could you at least unplug it over the summer break?

Maybe....... Wrote:
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> A lot of the FCPS staff are greedy thieves. They
> might be trying to protect their lunches and cold
> drinks.
>
> Good point, though.

your a democrat trying to cover up the real issue. i'm surprised you didn't mention how teachers needed to drink more water.

THE ISSUE IS A MAJOR AND CORRUPT SALE OF IMPORTED APPLIANCED FROM CHINA

I have never had a mini-fridge in my classroom. I would bet that most people who do turn them off over breaks. We are reminded to turn off things for the long breaks with an energy saver checklist at those times.

My concern is with teachers who have coffee machines in their classrooms, especially in elementary classrooms. Kids can get burned by hot water. I don't see any reason to have a coffee machine in a classroom. We have a teachers' lounge, although it is so dismal people don't want to sit in it, but that is a much safer place for hot water.

freddie fridgeman Wrote:
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> So a half a million tax dollars a year are used by
> mini fridges. Who really cares? But I suppose,
> half a million here and there can add up to lots
> of money.


True.

h7tPU Wrote:
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> Life is too short to worry about this shit


Winner,winner, chicken dinner!

I have a beer machine in my room.

Kids have to stand on a chair to get a brew.

I taught a couple to hit it just right so they can get me a free one.

Teaching your little darlins is the joy of my life.

Don't open a fridge in a teacher workroom unless you want to take your life in your hands....no one EVER cleans them, food gets left in there for months, and your lunch is not secure there from thieves.

The poster who said FCPS does not provide the mini fridges is correct. Teachers buy them with their own money. Only a small handful of teachers in my building have them and they fall into a couple categories: Those who teach in self-contained Special Ed classrooms, which means they usually spend their lunch time returning phone calls and emails or filling out tons of paperwork. They keep their food in their own fridges and I don't begrudge them that. They share the fridges with the IAs and Public Health Assistants who also work in those classrooms. That crowd works ridiculously hard and the assistants don't get paid much for what they do (a lot of it is quite literally shit work in some schools). The other group is the young mom teachers who pump milk during the day and need to refridgerate it. They don't want to leave it in the lounge fridge where it could be accidentally thrown out, spilled, or contaminated and I don't blame them.

FYIIII Wrote:
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> The poster who said FCPS does not provide the mini
> fridges is correct. Teachers buy them with their
> own money. Only a small handful of teachers in my
> building have them and they fall into a couple
> categories: Those who teach in self-contained
> Special Ed classrooms, which means they usually
> spend their lunch time returning phone calls and
> emails or filling out tons of paperwork. They keep
> their food in their own fridges and I don't
> begrudge them that. They share the fridges with
> the IAs and Public Health Assistants who also work
> in those classrooms. That crowd works ridiculously
> hard and the assistants don't get paid much for
> what they do (a lot of it is quite literally shit
> work in some schools). The other group is the
> young mom teachers who pump milk during the day
> and need to refridgerate it. They don't want to
> leave it in the lounge fridge where it could be
> accidentally thrown out, spilled, or contaminated
> and I don't blame them.

Don’t tell Trump-supporting unemployed douchebag TAXPAYER 1 about how hard teachers work. He believes the golfer-in-chief is the hardest worker on the planet not the “lazy” FCPS staff. You’ve ruined his fantasy.

Not TAXPAYER 1 Wrote:
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> FYIIII Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The poster who said FCPS does not provide the
> mini
> > fridges is correct. Teachers buy them with
> their
> > own money. Only a small handful of teachers in
> my
> > building have them and they fall into a couple
> > categories: Those who teach in self-contained
> > Special Ed classrooms, which means they usually
> > spend their lunch time returning phone calls
> and
> > emails or filling out tons of paperwork. They
> keep
> > their food in their own fridges and I don't
> > begrudge them that. They share the fridges with
> > the IAs and Public Health Assistants who also
> work
> > in those classrooms. That crowd works
> ridiculously
> > hard and the assistants don't get paid much for
> > what they do (a lot of it is quite literally
> shit
> > work in some schools). The other group is the
> > young mom teachers who pump milk during the day
> > and need to refridgerate it. They don't want to
> > leave it in the lounge fridge where it could be
> > accidentally thrown out, spilled, or
> contaminated
> > and I don't blame them.
>
> Don’t tell Trump-supporting unemployed douchebag
> TAXPAYER 1 about how hard teachers work. He
> believes the golfer-in-chief is the hardest worker
> on the planet not the “lazy” FCPS staff.
> You’ve ruined his fantasy.

Your stupid. Why do you make this shit up...

Bow to the mighty Trump Wrote:
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> Not TAXPAYER 1 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > FYIIII Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > The poster who said FCPS does not provide the
> > mini
> > > fridges is correct. Teachers buy them with
> > their
> > > own money. Only a small handful of teachers
> in
> > my
> > > building have them and they fall into a
> couple
> > > categories: Those who teach in self-contained
> > > Special Ed classrooms, which means they
> usually
> > > spend their lunch time returning phone calls
> > and
> > > emails or filling out tons of paperwork. They
> > keep
> > > their food in their own fridges and I don't
> > > begrudge them that. They share the fridges
> with
> > > the IAs and Public Health Assistants who also
> > work
> > > in those classrooms. That crowd works
> > ridiculously
> > > hard and the assistants don't get paid much
> for
> > > what they do (a lot of it is quite literally
> > shit
> > > work in some schools). The other group is the
> > > young mom teachers who pump milk during the
> day
> > > and need to refridgerate it. They don't want
> to
> > > leave it in the lounge fridge where it could
> be
> > > accidentally thrown out, spilled, or
> > contaminated
> > > and I don't blame them.
> >
> > Don’t tell Trump-supporting unemployed
> douchebag
> > TAXPAYER 1 about how hard teachers work. He
> > believes the golfer-in-chief is the hardest
> worker
> > on the planet not the “lazy” FCPS staff.
> > You’ve ruined his fantasy.
>
> Your stupid. Why do you make this shit up...

“You’re” stupid. Trump moron.

Bow to the mighty Trump Wrote:
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> Not TAXPAYER 1 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > FYIIII Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > The poster who said FCPS does not provide the
> > mini
> > > fridges is correct. Teachers buy them with
> > their
> > > own money. Only a small handful of teachers
> in
> > my
> > > building have them and they fall into a
> couple
> > > categories: Those who teach in self-contained
> > > Special Ed classrooms, which means they
> usually
> > > spend their lunch time returning phone calls
> > and
> > > emails or filling out tons of paperwork. They
> > keep
> > > their food in their own fridges and I don't
> > > begrudge them that. They share the fridges
> with
> > > the IAs and Public Health Assistants who also
> > work
> > > in those classrooms. That crowd works
> > ridiculously
> > > hard and the assistants don't get paid much
> for
> > > what they do (a lot of it is quite literally
> > shit
> > > work in some schools). The other group is the
> > > young mom teachers who pump milk during the
> day
> > > and need to refridgerate it. They don't want
> to
> > > leave it in the lounge fridge where it could
> be
> > > accidentally thrown out, spilled, or
> > contaminated
> > > and I don't blame them.
> >
> > Don’t tell Trump-supporting unemployed
> douchebag
> > TAXPAYER 1 about how hard teachers work. He
> > believes the golfer-in-chief is the hardest
> worker
> > on the planet not the “lazy” FCPS staff.
> > You’ve ruined his fantasy.
>
> Your stupid. Why do you make this shit up...

If you're going to insult someone, at least use correct spelling and punctuation.

You actually tried the titty milk defense?

Hahahahahaha

FYIII Wrote:
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> Bow to the mighty Trump Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Not TAXPAYER 1 Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > FYIIII Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > The poster who said FCPS does not provide
> the
> > > mini
> > > > fridges is correct. Teachers buy them with
> > > their
> > > > own money. Only a small handful of teachers
> > in
> > > my
> > > > building have them and they fall into a
> > couple
> > > > categories: Those who teach in
> self-contained
> > > > Special Ed classrooms, which means they
> > usually
> > > > spend their lunch time returning phone
> calls
> > > and
> > > > emails or filling out tons of paperwork.
> They
> > > keep
> > > > their food in their own fridges and I don't
> > > > begrudge them that. They share the fridges
> > with
> > > > the IAs and Public Health Assistants who
> also
> > > work
> > > > in those classrooms. That crowd works
> > > ridiculously
> > > > hard and the assistants don't get paid much
> > for
> > > > what they do (a lot of it is quite
> literally
> > > shit
> > > > work in some schools). The other group is
> the
> > > > young mom teachers who pump milk during the
> > day
> > > > and need to refridgerate it. They don't
> want
> > to
> > > > leave it in the lounge fridge where it
> could
> > be
> > > > accidentally thrown out, spilled, or
> > > contaminated
> > > > and I don't blame them.
> > >
> > > Don’t tell Trump-supporting unemployed
> > douchebag
> > > TAXPAYER 1 about how hard teachers work. He
> > > believes the golfer-in-chief is the hardest
> > worker
> > > on the planet not the “lazy” FCPS staff.
> > > You’ve ruined his fantasy.
> >
> > Your stupid. Why do you make this shit up...
>
> If you're going to insult someone, at least use
> correct spelling and punctuation.

If you want to prove your stupidity, make two separate posts whining about an accidental, one word, punctuation error. Clearly, your writing is deficient and could use significant improvement as it is niether clear nor concise. Next time, try to get your shit together and express your thoughts in one post. Stop being a redundant asshole.

Bow to the mighty Trump Wrote:
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> FYIII Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Bow to the mighty Trump Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Not TAXPAYER 1 Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > FYIIII Wrote:
> > > >
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > >
> > > > -----
> > > > > The poster who said FCPS does not provide
> > the
> > > > mini
> > > > > fridges is correct. Teachers buy them
> with
> > > > their
> > > > > own money. Only a small handful of
> teachers
> > > in
> > > > my
> > > > > building have them and they fall into a
> > > couple
> > > > > categories: Those who teach in
> > self-contained
> > > > > Special Ed classrooms, which means they
> > > usually
> > > > > spend their lunch time returning phone
> > calls
> > > > and
> > > > > emails or filling out tons of paperwork.
> > They
> > > > keep
> > > > > their food in their own fridges and I
> don't
> > > > > begrudge them that. They share the
> fridges
> > > with
> > > > > the IAs and Public Health Assistants who
> > also
> > > > work
> > > > > in those classrooms. That crowd works
> > > > ridiculously
> > > > > hard and the assistants don't get paid
> much
> > > for
> > > > > what they do (a lot of it is quite
> > literally
> > > > shit
> > > > > work in some schools). The other group is
> > the
> > > > > young mom teachers who pump milk during
> the
> > > day
> > > > > and need to refridgerate it. They don't
> > want
> > > to
> > > > > leave it in the lounge fridge where it
> > could
> > > be
> > > > > accidentally thrown out, spilled, or
> > > > contaminated
> > > > > and I don't blame them.
> > > >
> > > > Don’t tell Trump-supporting unemployed
> > > douchebag
> > > > TAXPAYER 1 about how hard teachers work. He
> > > > believes the golfer-in-chief is the hardest
> > > worker
> > > > on the planet not the “lazy” FCPS
> staff.
> > > > You’ve ruined his fantasy.
> > >
> > > Your stupid. Why do you make this shit up...
> >
> > If you're going to insult someone, at least use
> > correct spelling and punctuation.
>
> If you want to prove your stupidity, make two
> separate posts whining about an accidental, one
> word, punctuation error. Clearly, your writing is
> deficient and could use significant improvement as
> it is niether clear nor concise. Next time, try to
> get your shit together and express your thoughts
> in one post. Stop being a redundant asshole.

Awwww, 'lil snowflake got triggered, just like his idiot president.

Bow to the mighty Trump Wrote:
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> FYIII Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Bow to the mighty Trump Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Not TAXPAYER 1 Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > FYIIII Wrote:
> > > >
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > >
> > > > -----
> > > > > The poster who said FCPS does not provide
> > the
> > > > mini
> > > > > fridges is correct. Teachers buy them
> with
> > > > their
> > > > > own money. Only a small handful of
> teachers
> > > in
> > > > my
> > > > > building have them and they fall into a
> > > couple
> > > > > categories: Those who teach in
> > self-contained
> > > > > Special Ed classrooms, which means they
> > > usually
> > > > > spend their lunch time returning phone
> > calls
> > > > and
> > > > > emails or filling out tons of paperwork.
> > They
> > > > keep
> > > > > their food in their own fridges and I
> don't
> > > > > begrudge them that. They share the
> fridges
> > > with
> > > > > the IAs and Public Health Assistants who
> > also
> > > > work
> > > > > in those classrooms. That crowd works
> > > > ridiculously
> > > > > hard and the assistants don't get paid
> much
> > > for
> > > > > what they do (a lot of it is quite
> > literally
> > > > shit
> > > > > work in some schools). The other group is
> > the
> > > > > young mom teachers who pump milk during
> the
> > > day
> > > > > and need to refridgerate it. They don't
> > want
> > > to
> > > > > leave it in the lounge fridge where it
> > could
> > > be
> > > > > accidentally thrown out, spilled, or
> > > > contaminated
> > > > > and I don't blame them.
> > > >
> > > > Don’t tell Trump-supporting unemployed
> > > douchebag
> > > > TAXPAYER 1 about how hard teachers work. He
> > > > believes the golfer-in-chief is the hardest
> > > worker
> > > > on the planet not the “lazy” FCPS
> staff.
> > > > You’ve ruined his fantasy.
> > >
> > > Your stupid. Why do you make this shit up...
> >
> > If you're going to insult someone, at least use
> > correct spelling and punctuation.
>
> If you want to prove your stupidity, make two
> separate posts whining about an accidental, one
> word, punctuation error. Clearly, your writing is
> deficient and could use significant improvement as
> it is niether clear nor concise. Next time, try to
> get your shit together and express your thoughts
> in one post. Stop being a redundant asshole.

Two people made fun of that Trunptard. Sorry if it disappoints you, snowflake!

another deal with asians in annandale i assume

just like the deals to use asian cars and to favor mexicans and employees who take loans for school and loans for asian cars (most all of their employees: both)

the growth of asian car dealers and sharon bulova democrats: NOT A COINCIDENCE

refridgerators in schools when schools didn't used to have air conditioning

MADE IN ASIA (OR MEXICO) MOST ASSUREDLY

Bulova would NEVER enter that contract if the mini-fridges were Made in USA

what a fucking dumbass!