If you haven’t already seen it, take a moment to check out the hashtag #saidnoteacherever that is trending on Twitter (and probably will be for sometime).  It’s a fun dose of humor during tumultuous times in our profession.

Some of my personal favorites:

I think this school is really better off without a school library #saidnoteacherever

— Rob Darrow, Ed.D. (@robdarrow) September 8, 2012

It’s lucky we don’t have teachers in charge of the education system. #saidnoteacherever

— Matt Esterman (@mesterman) September 8, 2012

I can’t wait for the next district initiative! It’s going to be epic!! #SaidNoTeacherEver

— Brett Clark (@Mr_Brett_Clark) September 8, 2012

“I wish the politicians were more involved in education. They really get it.” #saidnoteacherever

— Brett Clark (@Mr_Brett_Clark) September 8, 2012

“Wow, turns out this is just like Dangerous Minds.” #SaidNoTeacherEver

— John T. Spencer (@johntspencer) September 8, 2012

“If only Michelle Rhee were here, we’d finally have a solution for all our problems.” #SaidNoTeacherEver

— John T. Spencer (@johntspencer) September 8, 2012

“I wish there were more experts who could tell me exactly how to teach.” #SaidNoTeacherEver

— John T. Spencer (@johntspencer) September 8, 2012

Oh, I know!Let me help you balance your budget by taking a 2-year pay freeze! #SaidNoTeacherEver

— Matt Weld (@MatthewWeld) September 8, 2012

“So glad we’re replacing hands-on science with pages of functional text. That’s how kids fall in love with science.” #SaidNoTeacherEver

— John T. Spencer (@johntspencer) September 8, 2012

“Screw public funding. I’d much rather sell chocolate bars, candles and baked hams to fund what we need.” #SaidNoTeacherEver

— John T. Spencer (@johntspencer) September 8, 2012