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Stickbear’s Jamboree for January 12, 2020. New music, requests, and more!

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Welcome to this week’s Stickbear’s Jamboree!
We play a lot of great music this week, check out a couple new tracks that were just released, and play your requests!

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welcome to my new blog. or, actually it’s resurrection!

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So I’m totally deciding to start a blog for 2020.

I used to run one back in the day, and I’ve decided what the hell, let’s start it up again.

This is the first post, and this blog is undergoing changes and updates as I design and get it to my liking.

This post is basically to test and make sure sharing connections, etc. are working.

apparently four-year-olds are responsible for their parents internet habbits, or what the hell are school administrators doing in 2014 instead of teaching?

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I’ll let the following article:
speak for itself
I quote it below in it’s entirety.
Comments follow.
Yours can be left in the comments section.

4-year-old expelled over his mother’s Facebook post – KFVS12 News & Weather Cape Girardeau, Carbondale, Poplar Bluff
Posted: Aug 27, 2014 10:35 PM EDT
Updated: Aug 27, 2014 11:06 PM EDT
Posted by Rodney Harris
CALLAHAN, FL (CBS46) –
A 4-year-old child was expelled from a Florida school because of a message his mom posted on her Facebook page.
Ashley Habat told Heather Leigh of WJXT-TV that she and her son, Will, were running late for picture day at Sonshine Christian Academy in Callahan, FL.
“The administrator of the preschool checking him in, she’s like ‘Well, it’s picture day Will. Are you excited?'” said Habat. “You know he, of course, just went on to class, but I had mentioned that they didn’t give enough notice, and she’s like, ‘Well, we put it in his folder last week.'”
A frustrated Habat went to Facebook and posted the following:
Why is that every single day, there is something new I dislikes about Will’s school? Are my standards really too high, or are people working in the education field really just that ignorant.
Although Habat said it was a private post to her friends only, she also tagged the school in the post.
The school called her the next morning and asked her to stop by the campus.
“They just felt like we weren’t the right fit of parent relationship with the school and they didn’t want him as a student anymore,” Habat said. “He had done nothing wrong.”
According to the letter of dismissal, it says “Your relationship with Sonshine did not get off to a very good start the first day of school…you utilized social media to call into question not only the integrity, but the intelligence of our staff. These actions are also consistent with sowing discord, which is spoken of in the handbook you signed.”
Habat said she was in shock. “Why would you expel a 4-year-old over something his mom posts on her private Facebook page only people on her friend’s list can see?”

A very valid question right at the end, Let’s review it, shall we?

“Why would you expel a 4-year-old over something his mom posts on her private Facebook page only people on her friend’s list can see?”

Since when is the child responsible for what the parent posts? I could understand if an eleven year old had posted it but it was the mother, and frankly if this was truly an issue, and she felt it wasn’t getting delt with, if it were me of course I’d go to social media, because what bettter way to get yourself heard in this day in age. But do *not!* expel the child for the perceived inappropriate comments of the mother. That’s just despicable.
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