In response to Joshua Atwood’s Oct. 1 letter, “Children better off schooled at home,” I have just one question to ask: Is there a village somewhere that has lost its idiot?
If so, stop looking. He is living in Fort Gibson. Quick, come get him and bring a big net!
I am proud to be a 31-year veteran public school teacher and proud of the “product” we are turning out!
Jolene Kirkes
Fort Gibson
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