Teachers Underground

So here's what I'm curious about - when did public education become such a punchline that we can't even talk about the real stories happening in our classrooms?Here's the thing that doesn't make sense to me: we've got incredible teachers doing amazing work every single day, but instead of hearing their voices, we get endless bureaucratic theater and consultant-speak from people who haven't stepped foot in a classroom since the Bush administration. Welcome to Teachers Underground - where we collect the "Wait, what?" moments that make you question everything you thought you knew about American education. We're not here to trash teaching; we're here to save it by telling the truth.The best insights about education aren't coming from textbooks or think tanks - they're coming from the trenches. From teachers who've figured out how to make magic happen despite systems designed to prevent it. From educators who've learned to navigate absurdity with humor, heart, and a healthy dose of snark.So here's our mission: expose the bureaucratic nonsense, celebrate the unsung heroes, and create a space where the spirit of teaching gets lifted up instead of beaten down. Because honestly? Public education is already a punchline - we're just here to write better material.Join us every other week as we explore the underbelly of American campuses with five veteran educators who've seen it all and lived to laugh about it.Because sometimes the best way to fix something broken is to first admit how wonderfully, hilariously, frustratingly broken it really is.

Seeking passionate educators with firsthand classroom experiences and unique stories to share about navigating the complexities of the American education system for our podcast, Teachers Underground.

Note: Guest insights are created with AI assistance.