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Neither private schools nor even public schools need be subject to a centralized bureaucracy.Private schools handle their own issues without taxpayer funds. They usually have no centralized bureaucracy other than the Catholic church if they are parochial.
Neither private schools nor even public schools need be subject to a centralized bureaucracy.
Why would anyone oppose a voucher system? Are people clamoring for less educational choices? Are people demanding: Please don’t give me options!
Launder campaign fundsYes.....the democrats and other Leftists do oppose vouchers.....they need to keep kids trapped in democrat party controlled schools, so that they can continue to launder union dues for the democrat party.........
Holding the “educators” personally accountable for their decisions will have a positive affect over timeIf you do it early enough it could.........after the first unproductive meeting with the school, lawyer up.......and serve papers......and go to the school every day to complain...in fact, go straight to the Superintendant....bypass the principal.....
A punch in the nose or a swift kick in the nuts can have immediate affect on bulliesGood concept....but training takes time.....and a bully needs to be dealt with immediately.....lawyers.....always use lawyers...and go straight at the principal and superintendant....
So...when the bully is 3 years older and twice his size, how do you think that would work?You are taking the most radical approach
No one except you is talking about killing bullies
For the boy to stand up for himself and fight back must seem like a horrible idea to you
But it would have saved his life
I think the smaller kid would probably get his ass kickedSo...when the bully is 3 years older and twice his size, how do you think that would work?
His parents fault. Bootstraps people. When i was bullied my USMC dad said be a man and toughen up.And when it happens again?
Which it will
Unfortunately this kid had a Kick Me sign on his back wherever he went
Your dad was rightHis parents fault. Bootstraps people. When i was bullied my USMC dad said be a man and toughen up.
I think the smaller kid would probably get his ass kicked
But if he gets a few punches in and hurts the bully he wont have to fight him again
His parents fault. Bootstraps people. When i was bullied my USMC dad said be a man and toughen up.
Your dad was right
Thank you for explaining how weak you really are. If I ever said anything to hurt you I am deeply, sincerely sorry. We can have differences and call one another names, that does not make your life worthless. You have so much to live for.No. It really doesn't.
Sure! Allow all of the rich kids to continue to attend their private schools at the taxpayer's expense, while not having sufficient private schools to take the truly capable students. Education of s student is almost entirely dependent on their socioeconomic status rather than innate ability. There are exceptions to the rule, but a simple axiom applies: "Poor students make for poor students." Vouchers cannot change that.Neither private schools nor even public schools need be subject to a centralized bureaucracy.
Why would anyone oppose a voucher system? Are people clamoring for less educational choices? Are people demanding: Please don’t give me options!
This is a heartbreaking story. I wish his parents would have taken him out of that school. He shouldn't have had to endure that kind of treatment. Hopefully, the kids who bullied him will be punished.This is gut wrenching. Much like school shootings, school bullying persists no matter how many deaths continue to rise. Principals, administrators, teachers, aids, staff, bus drivers - all need to be active listeners and report bullying as they see them. Students engaged in bullying as well as their parents need to be held accountable and their needs to be consequences;,for example, school suspension and mandatory sensitivity training plus a fine.
Indiana boy, 10, kills himself after suffering horrific bullying — parents say they complained to school 20 times
A 10-year-old Indiana boy killed himself after being bullied relentlessly at school, according to his family — who claim to have raised the alarm at least 20 times in the last year. Sammy Teu…nypost.com
Why do you want to trap poor and minority students in underperforming schools?Sure! Allow all of the rich kids to continue to attend their private schools at the taxpayer's expense, while not having sufficient private schools to take the truly capable students. Education of s student is almost entirely dependent on their socioeconomic status rather than innate ability. There are exceptions to the rule, but a simple axiom applies: "Poor students make for poor students." Vouchers cannot change that.
As for evidence, you can see it everywhere. Ranking a high school performance in my district by student performance on standardized tests and also by socioeconomic status will result in the same list, top to bottom. Vouchers don't change the student, only their location.
That's funny! They tried vouchers in Florida and every single pop-up school failed accreditation! I did my Master's studies in this area, while in Florida during the voucher years. I am not a brain-dead educrat as you call us. Rather I am an educated educator. I have been there and done that, while you amateurs bitch and complain about thing you are completely ignorant about.Why do you want to trap poor and minority students in underperforming schools?
Why African-American Parents Are Seeking Greater School Choice
With the close of Black History Month, it is the perfect time to examine how the public school system has often poorly served African-American children and why a large proportion of African-American pwww.realclearpolicy.com
Are you one of those brain-dead educrats?
You seem to believe there is no hope for poor and minority students.
If each student came attached to a voucher fee schools would spring up to educate the students and earn a profit.
There are different kinds of voucher programs. Such a program need not fund the rich.
Sure! Allow all of the rich kids to continue to attend their private schools at the taxpayer's expense, while not having sufficient private schools to take the truly capable students. Education of s student is almost entirely dependent on their socioeconomic status rather than innate ability. There are exceptions to the rule, but a simple axiom applies: "Poor students make for poor students." Vouchers cannot change that.
As for evidence, you can see it everywhere. Ranking a high school performance in my district by student performance on standardized tests and also by socioeconomic status will result in the same list, top to bottom. Vouchers don't change the student, only their location.
Why do you want to trap poor and minority students in underperforming schools?
Why African-American Parents Are Seeking Greater School Choice
With the close of Black History Month, it is the perfect time to examine how the public school system has often poorly served African-American children and why a large proportion of African-American p
Are you one of those brain-dead educrats?
You seem to believe there is no hope for poor and minority students.
If each student came attached to a voucher fee schools would spring up to educate the students and earn a profit.
There are different kinds of voucher programs. Such a program need not fund the rich.
Sure accreditation was denied, they don’t want competition.That's funny! They tried vouchers in Florida and every single pop-up school failed accreditation! I did my Master's studies in this area, while in Florida during the voucher years. I am not a brain-dead educrat as you call us. Rather I am an educated educator. I have been there and done that, while you amateurs bitch and complain about thing you are completely ignorant about.
He wants more slops so he can continue to gorge at the trough.Sure accreditation was denied, they don’t want competition.
As usual you educrats demand deference based on imagined expertise.
What’s the closest thing to not having a Phd? Having a PhD in Education.
