Yeah, "encouraging" people by telling them to kill themselves if they can't keep up with unreasonable expectations is unfortunately typical capitalist thinking even if they don't often express it directly. It's sad.
In America at least (and even this will vary states to state, county to county), for highschools and below principals and up (and sometimes assistant principals and up) are generally expected to work all year. Can't tell you what they do during the summer, but they're working.
Universities, no, most uni's and community colleges offer summer class just with reduced staff and usually those reductions are in the teaching roles
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irotsoma@piefed.blahaj.zone · 5 pts · 80d
Yeah, "encouraging" people by telling them to kill themselves if they can't keep up with unreasonable expectations is unfortunately typical capitalist thinking even if they don't often express it directly. It's sad.
vrek@programming.dev · 2 pts · 80d
Wait...what am I missing?? Isn't a 2 month leave after graduation just called summer break for most schools and universities?
cm0002@suppo.fi · 1 pts · 80d
In America at least (and even this will vary states to state, county to county), for highschools and below principals and up (and sometimes assistant principals and up) are generally expected to work all year. Can't tell you what they do during the summer, but they're working.
Universities, no, most uni's and community colleges offer summer class just with reduced staff and usually those reductions are in the teaching roles
podian@piefed.social · 1 pts · 80d
Just another Tuesday for Neoliberalism