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Category: Individual

I can't confirm if the information in your reviews is true, since I never had Englerth, but it's your prerogative to have an opinion about the man. You don't sound hateful. The people ranting about Ms. McGarrity, Molly Cain, and Dr. Hawks certainly are though. Don't let the trolls get to your head.

Oh, I have NO issue with Ms. McGarrity, Molly Cain, or Dr. Hawks. In f...

Category: Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

I had Mr. Englerth's wife for my English class. The bluntness fits her writing style. Plus, she would refer to him by first name. Look, Mrs. Englerth or whomever you are, I do not mean to disrespect Mr. Englerth, but someone is not automatically a "dreamer" or "pothead" because they do not fully agree with how he counsels. If you are Mrs. Englerth, since you teach English, you would understand the importance of expressing oneself freely and truly.

James is a realist. Obviously, this is a problem for dreamers and poth...

Category: Teacher

Yeah, how come the Englerth kid is getting harassed but the McGarrity kid's only getting a few logical, respectful responses lol?

At least the Muoio and Englerth kids used some logic in their complain...

Category: Teacher

And you thought the kid rating Mr. Englerth was bad? SH*T...

She let me write a paragraph about Communism.

Category: Teacher

At least the Muoio and Englerth kids used some logic in their complaints (the latter much more than the former)...this kid is truly a whole nother breed.

Category: Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

Responding to the super long post: Yeah, Mr. Englerth's no stankova, but what he said and did to that girl was unacceptable. Period. He probably was just trying to help but didn't know how. Unfortunately, it's literally his role to figure out how to help in situations like her's, being that his job is literally...ya know, guidance. Guidance entails knowing how to at least encourage someone to make what are likely the best decisions. (Of course, he can't force a kid to do anything, but he can definitely influence their actions and strongly influence how they perceive themselves.) Unfortunately, he wound up judging her based on a belief that "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree." I actually partially agree with the concept--that statement's true more often than not, but there's also a good portion of the time it's not the case. It's not fair to judge an INDIVIDUAL based on stereotypes--even if the stereotypes really do tend to be true IN GENERAL. That kid bravely confided in you. She trusted you! That's a huge deal because frankly, she probably didn't have many adults in her life she could trust or even look up to. Mr. Englerth, that girl believed in you more than you likely believe in yourself, but you never believed in her.

Category: Person

Okay, I can't believe you have so much beef with a kid who seems weird but actually makes cogent claims about Mr. Englerth. She was crass, but it doesn't warrant you telling her to unalive herself. That's the most vile and immature way to respond with a person you disagree with. Then, when that other kid constantly rants about how Ms. McGarrity is the scum of the earth simply because she's a woman who carries some extra weight, you leave them alone. Unbelievable. Get a hobby!

Category: Teacher

What would really enhance class is if she showed more cleavage and a bit of nip

Mrs. Muoio is an insightful teacher who shares her unique analyses wit...

Category: Individual

Finally, a decent, honest human has entered this site! Love your gratitude and your story.

Best Advice I ever got was the bitter old man on the street corner who...

Category: Person

Awesome story! Mr. Easterling sounds like the protagonist of A Man Called Otto--he has a grumpy demeanor but actually cares about people. I'm glad you continued your education and found it useful. :)