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Beau says:
A teacher's $2,000 investment in medical equipment and training contrasts starkly with the need for classroom safety amidst controversies like CRT protests.
Teachers, educators
The full transcript provides a deeper insight into the financial sacrifices teachers make for student safety and the societal challenges they navigate.
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Well, howdy there, internet people.
It's Beau again.
So today, we are going to talk about a message
that I got from a teacher.
And it's humorous on some levels.
So we're going to go through that,
and maybe there's something important to note in it
as well.
Hey, Beau, I thought this would be
a good laugh for your audience.
I'm a teacher in blank area.
I'm in the process of getting my WFR, Wilderness First
Responder.
I had no idea why you pronounced it Wolfer.
I purchased a top of the line medical kit
and then added vented chest seals, NPR,
that's the bag you squeeze to do air, everything
I could possibly need.
Apparently, it's what seals have.
And what she has, the base kit that she bought
was a stomp bag.
I bought eight extra TQs with the pouches
that go on the outside of the bag.
I took it to get approval to have it in the class.
And walking in, I remembered all of the travel size medicines
in it.
The only thing I have ever gotten in trouble
for in all of my blank years of teaching
was giving a student Midol.
OK, so while, yes, that is something straight out
of South Park, there's something that I kind of
want to point out here.
The stomp bags aren't cheap.
What she got is not cheap.
They range, I don't know, $300 to $600,
depending on what type you get.
She added a whole bunch of additional stuff.
In the photo she sent, I am looking at at least $1,000
worth of medical equipment.
On top of that, she's getting her woofer, her Wilderness
First Responder.
Depending on where she lives, that
could run anywhere from $600 to $1,500.
This is a teacher dropping probably around $2,000,
somewhere around $2,000 to make sure
that the students in her class are safe in this eventuality,
safer.
They have a chance, at least.
The one thing about her location I can tell you,
and that I will tell you, is that it
is a location where there have been parents screaming
at the school board over CRT.
It would be great if the school board
would stop being radical.
It would be great if people would stop radicalizing
those who do stuff like this.
It would be great if we lived in a world where teachers didn't
feel the need to spend a couple thousand dollars
on medical equipment and training
to keep their class safer.
Incidentally, STOMP, that acronym,
is like CIL Team Operational Medical Pack,
or something like that.
That's what teachers feel they need
to have in their class to deal with the USA today.
Anyway, it's just a thought.
Y'all have a good day.
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