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Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy ride.
Now lets see how happy all those liberal, progressive democrats are when Adams continues his predecessors ways of busting up local schools. This ought to wipe the smiles off some faces.
Bussing children back and forth to public schools to create an environment
that equals the demographic makeup of the city population has been
ongoing for decades. I do not see the segregation. I have seen failing grades.
Private schools reflect the demographics of the neighborhood, it's demographic makeup and it's culture.
It also produces some of the best and talented students into the workforce that the City desperately needs.
The problem is not segregation in the public schools.
The problem is the public schools.
I really, really hope my ex gets through her head that it is time to leave this city. She doesn't even work there! Catholic high school is going to be a ridiculous amount of money. I'm dreading it.
Adams needs to look at NJ schools since he thinks it also about money.
NJ has a high number of Abbott school systems which receive a higher amount of money to help teach children, Well, guess what, after 36 years its still not working. So what does NJ do, throw more money into the Abbot system.
It's not the money, a big factor is the home environment.
Whites make up only about 15% of the NYC public school enrollment. Adams knows this. All designed to precipitate White flight and Asian flight from the schools and the city itself.
They are segregated, but considering the reality of the matter in terms of the percentage of whites within the schools system, Adams says this to do what exactly? The schools will always be segregated. And all these efforts promise to do is further segregate them.
They are segregated, but considering the reality of the matter in terms of the percentage of whites within the schools system, Adams says this to do what exactly? The schools will always be segregated. And all these efforts promise to do is further segregate them.
Probably means Nassau, Westchester & parts of NJ homes values will increase.
Noticed more people moving in to Nassau from NYC. Also Nassau is turning red from the last election
Well actually, Nassau was always red. It's only recently, due to changing demographics that it has turned blue and only some offices are held by the dems. D'Amato and his descendants/followers have always had strong hold on county politics.
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