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So proud of our community and the support they’ve thrown behind Ms. Calhoun. More to come.
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“I’m seeing people who never got involved before signing the petition and commenting on Facebook,” said Amy Roub. “I think people have just had enough of this from the school board. They’ve gone too far this time.”
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Satellite High teacher loses job after using student’s preferred name. The fascism is no longer creeping, it’s sprinting.
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Still think “they’d never actually…”? Yeah, they would. A beloved teacher is likely to be let go for addressing a student by their preferred name.
The Brevard County School Board representative for District 4 - including Satellite High School - is Matt Susin. He can be reached via email at susin.matthew@brevardschools.org, or via phone (321) 684-9735.
But call him Matthew, I guess, since that’s the name on his birth certificate.
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Think twice before coming to the Florida House with your cutting-edge late 90s tech.
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I believe it was PJ Plauger who wrote “No program should leave its sanity at the mercy of its input”.
In unrelated news, there appears to be something wrong with my Choice Hotels profile, such that attempting to view a room while logged in causes both the website and iOS app to crash.
I would almost pay them to let me debug this.
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Brevard Schools’ book review committee is starting back up. Not sure who will be involved now, but the board has tended towards Moms For Liberty personnel, and the new guy’s top priority is “let’s get sued over prayer at board meetings”, so color me pessimistic.
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Posted a few days ago about the importance of a “home base” that’s your own. This note began its life at mine, and flowed from there; if the other sites go down, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Brevard County’s newest School Board member has been strategizing how to get around the 1st Amendment and bring invocations back to board meetings. Parents would rather he just did his job.
Dear Brevard County School Board: “how can we skirt the 1st amendment?” is never the right question.
A Timely Reminder: Own Your Name and Content
As TikTok bounces up and down, a reminder: your online existence doesn’t have to be out of your control. You just need to own it.
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