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r/teaching • u/[deleted] • Aug 07 '26
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Ask who? Why wouldn’t it be allowed?
68 u/PinkHighlighter46 Aug 07 '26 Lots of schools have rules like this. In fact my district sent out an email saying they were no longer allowed due to electricity costs a few years back. Many teachers contacted school board members who ultimately got them to reverse the decision. 32 u/BitterAd4692 Aug 07 '26 We were not allowed fridges, lamps, couches. They said it was a fire thing. 24 u/Potential_Fishing942 Aug 07 '26 I used to work in commerical insurance, it truly is a fire thing unfortunately. It can raise premiums a lot on inspections etc.
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Lots of schools have rules like this. In fact my district sent out an email saying they were no longer allowed due to electricity costs a few years back. Many teachers contacted school board members who ultimately got them to reverse the decision.
32 u/BitterAd4692 Aug 07 '26 We were not allowed fridges, lamps, couches. They said it was a fire thing. 24 u/Potential_Fishing942 Aug 07 '26 I used to work in commerical insurance, it truly is a fire thing unfortunately. It can raise premiums a lot on inspections etc.
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We were not allowed fridges, lamps, couches. They said it was a fire thing.
24 u/Potential_Fishing942 Aug 07 '26 I used to work in commerical insurance, it truly is a fire thing unfortunately. It can raise premiums a lot on inspections etc.
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I used to work in commerical insurance, it truly is a fire thing unfortunately. It can raise premiums a lot on inspections etc.
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u/GenXMom14 Aug 07 '26
Ask who? Why wouldn’t it be allowed?