comment: >
  
  She can probably expect a good number of applications from Florida teachers, college professors, and librarians.
context: I'm not a teacher, but I'm guessing I can nail what they want:
  
  Better pay
  More autonomy in the classroom
  Better and more school supplies for the students
  More respect -- from everyone >
  
  I'm a teacher. Put #4 first. >
  
  Wonder if other GOP states will try to sue her? >
  
  Keep ideas out of classrooms! The GOP slogan for 2024. >
  
  Want to retain educators? Fund it. Get rid of the charters. Keep politics out of the classroom. Stop making teachers pay for supplies out of the already shitty wages they get. 
  Edit: you don’t need a task force, this shit is common fucking sense. But if that’s the only way you can get leverage to push for change, yolo. >
  
  Spend a week in a classroom, any grade level. It is wholeheartedly not what it was 10 years ago, or even 5. >
  
  People who are passionate about teaching are willing to put up with a lot if teaching is what they want to do. Low salary, long hours, hell, needing to buy their own supplies. Then these republican goons decided that, on top of those already abysmal conditions, they would start openly antagonizing teachers. Yeah, good call. >
  
  You don’t need to launch a task force and pay another branch of government to know that the best way to keep people is to pay them!!