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We are becoming a half fundamentalist Christian state.
This and all the other Republican attacks on education are just to end public schools. They don't see education as a right or a civic virtue >

They see poor kids only value as working in the factories. >

That's really unfair and inaccurate. 
They can also work in mines and plantations. >

You're right. Then, the rest will be free prison labor. >

The people send their 5 year old in confederate flag t shirts are going to sue teachers for wearing rainbow ear rings >

And teaching parts of history and science that they don't like >

Cool, can I counter sue the dumb parents for fucking with our public school system? >

How about can a teacher press charges against delinquent kids who assault them on a daily basis? >

Exactly! You raise a menace to society. Can you then be sued? If not, sit down. >

Both teachers and police are public employees, why one has qualified immunity, while teachers can be sued? >

One uses authority and force to protect capital and the other teaches critical thought that challenges capital.
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Is it really surprising a capitalist nation favors one over the other? >

When I first read that I thought it said "one uses authority and force to protect the capitol" 😂 >

If these backward states think it's hard to hire enough teachers to staff a school now, wait and see what it will be like if they implement a law like this. >

That’s the point. Make schools fail, give the funds to Christian private schools, which the Supreme Court just found are eligible to receive taxes if they’re the only school in the area.