Senator Elliott, Senator Tucker, and me, as we ask our Senate colleague if he’s heard about El Dorado Public Schools voting to require masks. https://t.co/7kPlzBYlZg
Greg Leding
@GregLeding · AR · S
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| Topic | Legislator share | Party median | Difference | Direction | Posts |
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| Education | 7.4% | 4.6% | +2.8 pp | Over-indexed | 1,855 |
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Mr. Deputy Chief of Staff to Our Governor, given the legislature<U+2019>s schedule and the schedule of the typical school week, when would you recommend teachers who wish to show up to advocate on behalf of their students and schools do so? Or is your point that they shouldn<U+2019>t? #ARpx https://t.co/dpVGzJlhz7
With nothing positive or constructive to contribute, Sarah falls back on lies and hate. Schools aren't closed. Teachers are teaching kids every day. Nobody's indoctrinating anybody. And nobody's preparing kids to be dependent on the government. Don't buy any of it. https://t.co/tj9BNxKuY2
Let<U+2019>s be clear: Vouchers don<U+2019>t and won<U+2019>t give anybody the right to pick their school; private schools<U+2019>ll pick which students they<U+2019>ll accept<U+2014>all while public dollars are drained from public schools. https://t.co/dUIXUSh9Bf
Several students from Little Rock Central High showed up to share their concerns about #SB294 when Senate Ed met today to concur in the House amendment. This was their last chance to share their concerns in committee before tomorrow<U+2019>s final vote on the Senate floor. (1/3) https://t.co/nC4mfuzr67
Credit to every member of the Fayetteville School Board for unanimously making a tough but absolutely necessary decision. https://t.co/KWLiGZNdC0
<U+2705> Fund public schools <U+274C> Don<U+2019>t ask Arkansans about their genitals This shouldn<U+2019>t be this hard.
School districts are free to protect kids. https://t.co/l6s8rT8XJq
Instead of restricting rights, What if we instead Considered supporting Comprehensive sex ed? #ARlegValentines
Whatever the rule<U+2014>and I don<U+2019>t agree with how it was applied (adults were shown more latitude)<U+2014>I<U+2019>m grateful these students came to their Capitol to voice their concerns. The better narrative would<U+2019>ve been that we listened to them. But that<U+2019>s not gonna be the story. #ARpx (3/3)