@balancedmindsedu: “Public school” doesn’t mean one shared experience. Some teachers get sushi and greenhouses. Others get broken vents and extremely burnt-out staff. Yes, some lower-income districts receive more state funding. But community capacity, building condition, and wraparound support? Those things aren’t always in the budget. If you teach in public schools — what feels wildly different from campus to campus in your area? #SameSystemDifferentWorlds #PublicButNotEqual #TheBrainVsTheSystem #BalancedMinds #ThisIsPublicSchool
I teach in north Philly and camden before that. I'm used to working with nothing lol my last school in camden had A TON of stuff. 2 indoor pools, kayaking, steam labs, state of the art tech. but Philly, we have a building 😂 i feel bad for my kids more than anything. they think they don't deserve better 😔
2026-02-16 22:20:11
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melissa :
there are 2 k-4 schools one street apart and this is how it feels. I have worked at both and can see both from my porch one has amazing PTO support, and my school now has a different demographic all together.
2026-02-11 12:20:33
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autumndrews :
Fyp..
2026-02-11 02:12:38
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Shannon Howard Haski :
😂😂😂
2026-02-23 13:30:10
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tabby :
Our county is small so all the public schools are in the district. The next county over, there is an independent district of only 2 buildings, k-5 and 6-12. Their lunches would cost $10 at any store and are amazing. Ours are overpriced and lacking nutrition on every level. 2 counties over, an elementary school has a garden and a greenhouse. I want to work for them just for the food.
2026-02-11 01:42:27
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