Reddit announces annual donation drive for teachers, only teachers in the richest country in the world are allowed to join
redditgifts.com/page/teachers-2016/Posted Aug 2, 2016, 12:46 AM UTC
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Posted Aug 2, 2016, 12:46 AM UTC
Not to mention that now, instead of people giving supplies directly, they just are expected to donate money, which is filtered through a business ngo, who take their cut.
I wonder how many posh dinner the admins and donorschoose directors had to agree on this.
Does DonorsChoose take a cut? I've donated through them before and now I'm worried.
Their (official) financials are here: https://www.donorschoose.org/about/finance.html
To be fair though, your education system is shit.
Mine? I'm not from the US. d:)
It's pretty telling that teachers in the world's richest country can't afford basic materials whilst millions are spent on
gamblinglobbying politicians.Well, it's their own fault for not taking their education seriously. If those people really wanted to succeed, they would have applied themselves in school and worked hard on their education and thus would have been able to get better jobs than educating today's youth.
[Insert Andrew Cuomo remark on how teachers have low intelligence.]