Inner city Schools should be trembling
 

https://www.edweek.org/policy-politi...ilures/2023/03

This opens up a whole box of shit


Hello Baltimore? Houston?

Add this in from last year………and there will be great things coming

https://www.nea.org/advocating-for-c...igious-schools

I haven't known anyone in the public school system for for almost a dozen years. It seems they suck more and more money, property tax + lotto, as they become more and more crowded, eliminate more and more programs, while digging further and further into parents pockets, for busing, sports, and after school programs.


Back when I went to school in the 60's and 70's, at least one or more schools in the district had departments for special needs children, some off them attended class with aids with everyone else, others had classes designed for them. I am assuming these children have now fallen by the wayside?


Maybe the aids for the deaf kid were not versed in personal pronoun sign language.

The lawsuits are being prepared as we speak

.. and the teachers need more aides and help to handle their classes. A problem is the open border bringing in kids from around the world with different languages and various education to this point ... what do you do with them as they hold back the entire class :(

It seems educational standards drop as this country gets a higher and higher percentage of 3rd world country immigrants. They enrich themselves while dragging us down. Most of what they bring to this country is a negative that is obvious to anyone who isn't blind. Not enforcing the immigration quotas and laws is a major detriment.

Think about those kids in Baltimore and Houston that have never performed at grade level.

HOUSTON SCHOOLS WERE JUST TAKEN OVER BY THE STATE