I work in schools. About 20 years ago they banned soda sales at school, so they removed all of the carbonated beverages from the vending machine and replaced them with non-carbonated beverages with as much or more sugar.
We had an old version of something similar. We got rid of it because the angle didn't work. We've since changed the door and don't have a peephole anymore.
It looks like Costco used to sell the Reolink but now they don't have any on their site. I'm not tied to Costco, I just really like being able to drive over and return it if I get something I don't like.
Most of the people I know who do that are people who I already don't respect. It really pisses me off when people who are smart and should know better do it.
I generally work with the kids who are more physically (and usually cognitively) disabled - the kids that people don't know exist. Most of these kids get school OT, PT, Speech, vision, and also nursing care for meds, feeding tubes, trachs, breathing treatments, etc. We very much work as a team and we work pretty closely with the families.We reach out to school counselors if a kid or family seems to be struggling.
Regarding abuse and neglect, we are mandated reporters. Luckily, in my 20 years in this job, I've only had one incident where i considered calling child protective services and that was on a teacher who i felt was putting a child in a physically dangerous situation. I've had to participate in a couple of interviews after others called for neglect/extremely poor hygiene (bugs) 🤮.
Super interesting! Do you work for a government entity? Would that be the place to start looking at opportunities?
Schools have gone the same way. Admin only cares about how much we can bill Medicaid - none of the $ trickles down to us and there's little/no concern for kids who are struggling.
That's not dull at all! Congrats on a fun successful day and a return to doing something you enjoy!