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The object is to make it as easily available as possible. That has not happened. I would think automatically mailing the contraceptives to those eligible would be the sort of things you want. And instant access to the abortion drugs if they miss a period. If you wish to limit kids in bad places you go all out to make it simple.
I agree and give all young single women 18-30 a cash incentive for using LARC (Long-acting reversible contraceptives)
You make education a priority for the kids and do your best in spite of the parents, and they aren't all as bad as you suggest.
Facts, coming from NJ and your fellow posters, say otherwise.
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In California failing schools get a small amount of title 1 federal funding to supplement the measly amount the state spends per student. And increased spending can and does yield better schools but since you've made up your mind about that already there's probably no point in discussing it.
Facts, from decades of doing so, at least in NJ? Nope.
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And there are parents of rich kids who suck too so try to at least be willing to admit that much.
Those sucky rich parents aren't the norm in any urban school district that get more $$$ per student to spend than the "wealthy" school districts.
Facts, coming from NJ and your fellow posters, say otherwise.
Facts, from decades of doing so, at least in NJ? Nope.
Those sucky rich parents aren't the norm in any urban school district that get more $$$ per student to spend than the "wealthy" school districts.
Try to pay attention.
FACTS: I do not live in New Jersey, New Jersey is not representative of the rest of the United States.
Just heard an interesting fact on a podcast. Baltimore teachers are some of the highest paid, higher than Boston teachers. 1/3 of Baltimore schools have 0% of students testing at grade level for Math. The best school in Baltimore has 14% of students at grade level for Math.
It's true. You see the sentiment expressed in this very thread. Anyone who wants their own children to succeed is accused of wanting to "rig the system."
How? How did you get to that conclusion?
And what of those who in the lower income brackets who want their children to succeed? What do you think of them?
Oh, the viciousness and greed in this post!!! This is so freaking disgusting.
Here's an interesting question, if the rich people move out, what would you get?
Look at Zimbabwean and South Africa.
Yet you see no viciousness and greed in the posts that are saying lower income people don't deserve good schools. AMAZING.
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How? How did you get to that conclusion? 
