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Old 07-16-2009, 08:12 AM
 
Location: Democratic Peoples Republic of Redneckistan
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"No child Left Behind" was designed to force public education to babysit the disruptive instead of throwing the trouble makers out on the street. The goal of making a decent education impossible in poor neighborhoods was achieved. The bill was designed to destroy public education in favor of for profit private propaganda mills.

This bill must be removed and the public schools encouraged to concentrate their efforts on the kids that want an education and let the rest go on to an underclass existence.
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Old 07-16-2009, 08:24 AM
 
Location: Democratic Peoples Republic of Redneckistan
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WOW!!!

There are some really great posts in here

I am changing school districts this year and I am going to have to drive about 30 miles round trip everyday to take my kid to and from school,BUT it's well worth it as this one has a disruptive atmoshere and they allow the kids to watch their lessons on video....my kid has learned NOTHING and her last teacher used to send daily progress notes home and the teacher's spelling was horrible!!!

The new school I am taking her to stresses fundamentals of education and have put out a lot of children who have went on to a much higher education and good careers(several of my cousins graduated from there and have done quite well)....my girl has wanted to be a Vet since we first asked her that question years ago and she still insists to this day that that is what she is going to do,so I HAVE to get her out of this second rate school for her to even stand a chance.
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Old 07-16-2009, 09:17 AM
 
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You can spend all the money you want in the world but you can't force someone to want an education or to take advantage of a "free" public education.
Yep and you can spend all the money you want to and those who do not have the abiity will still not do well in school.

- Reel
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