week's not 'weeks' (In this case the word 'week' is possessive and the apostrophe denotes possession.) 
commas go directly after the word, no space is needed 
gal=a colloquialism for 'girl' 
gall=nerve or audacity 
Whoever not 'who ever'--sentence should actually read: "Whoever said 'if they don't like then they should leave,' is spot on."  However, even that is confusing as we (the audience) do not know to whom the 'they' is referring. 
Whose not 'who's' 
A comma is needed after 'clearly' 
Top-heavy not 'top heavy' 
School board is used as the singular, so it should be "The school board IS to blame, as well." Comma is needed before "as well." 
Their not 'they're.'  (Their=plural possessive, They're=contraction for they are, There=location or direction.) 

Your rant was a little hard to read due to the excessive grammatical errors.