Are Private Schools Immoral?

[ScienceRocks]

Are Private Schools Immoral?

Public schools in gentrifying neighborhoods seem on the cusp of becoming truly diverse, as historically underserved neighborhoods fill up with younger, whiter families. But the schools remain stubbornly segregated. Nikole Hannah-Jones has chronicled this phenomenon around the country, and seen it firsthand in her neighborhood in Brooklyn.

“White communities want neighborhood schools if their neighborhood school is white,” she says. “If their neighborhood school is black, they want choice.” Charter schools and magnet schools spring up in place of neighborhood schools, where white students can be in the majority. We have a system where white people control the outcomes, and the outcome that most white Americans want is segregation,” she says.

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“If one were to believe that having people who are different from you makes you smarter, that you engage in a higher level of thinking, that you solve problems better, there are higher-level ways that integration is good for white folks,” Jones says.

For black children, the benefits of attending an integrated school are much more drastic. “It’s literally, will you receive a quality education or not? Will you be a full citizen in the country of your birth?”

Are Private Schools Immoral?

Excellent interview and a lot to chew on.

 

[Auld Phart]

no

 

[Moonglow]

If you can get a kid to learn it can't be immoral..

 

[Marion Morrison]

Lemme find that "self own thread of the year" and nominate this.

 

[Pumpkin Row]

Only to those who are against kids getting better education. Private-schoolers and Home-schoolers consistently score higher in tests. That's not surprising, as the government can't do anything right.

 

[Manonthestreet]

Here you see lib dementia on display...anything not of the govt by the govt for the govt is immoral

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Public education is immoral. Kids get progressively less informed because the Democrat Party, which runs public education, needs a permanent, government dependent underclass

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Only to those who are against kids getting better education. Private-schoolers and Home-schoolers consistently score higher in tests. That's not surprising, as the government can't do anything right.

Here we have another statistically-challenged individual commenting on education.

 

[JGalt]

No more immoral than eating at a steak house while some can only afford a Big Mac.

Breaking News: Life isn't supposed to be fair.

More at eleven.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Public education is immoral. Kids get progressively less informed because the Democrat Party, which runs public education, needs a permanent, government dependent underclass

Please explain how the Democrats run education with Republican governors, Republicans in control of the state houses, and Republicans sitting on the state and local school boards.

Want to try that one on for size?

 

[Pumpkin Row]

Only to those who are against kids getting better education. Private-schoolers and Home-schoolers consistently score higher in tests. That's not surprising, as the government can't do anything right.

Here we have another statistically-challenged individual commenting on education.

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And right here we have someone who did no research before attempting to argue with me. You'd probably be better off remaining silent and allowing everyone to think you're stupid, rather than speaking and removing all doubt.

Not only do Private and Home-schooled students score higher, but they also cost less. The government throws more money at public schools for worse results. This has been proven over and over for decades.

 

[Dale Smith]

Are Private Schools Immoral?

Public schools in gentrifying neighborhoods seem on the cusp of becoming truly diverse, as historically underserved neighborhoods fill up with younger, whiter families. But the schools remain stubbornly segregated. Nikole Hannah-Jones has chronicled this phenomenon around the country, and seen it firsthand in her neighborhood in Brooklyn.

“White communities want neighborhood schools if their neighborhood school is white,” she says. “If their neighborhood school is black, they want choice.” Charter schools and magnet schools spring up in place of neighborhood schools, where white students can be in the majority. We have a system where white people control the outcomes, and the outcome that most white Americans want is segregation,” she says.

(snip)

“If one were to believe that having people who are different from you makes you smarter, that you engage in a higher level of thinking, that you solve problems better, there are higher-level ways that integration is good for white folks,” Jones says.

For black children, the benefits of attending an integrated school are much more drastic. “It’s literally, will you receive a quality education or not? Will you be a full citizen in the country of your birth?”

What USA.INC fears is that students are not being indoctrinated by the fabian socialists that permeate the public school system. That is why they despise home schooling and private schools. The socialists/communists fear those that gave the ability for critical thinking.




Are Private Schools Immoral?

Excellent interview and a lot to chew on.

 

[DarkFury]

Public education is immoral. Kids get progressively less informed because the Democrat Party, which runs public education, needs a permanent, government dependent underclass

Please explain how the Democrats run education with Republican governors, Republicans in control of the state houses, and Republicans sitting on the state and local school boards.

Want to try that one on for size?

Teachers unions are VERY Democrat control and it just so happens the direct socialist narrative and instructions come from them.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Public education is immoral. Kids get progressively less informed because the Democrat Party, which runs public education, needs a permanent, government dependent underclass

Please explain how the Democrats run education with Republican governors, Republicans in control of the state houses, and Republicans sitting on the state and local school boards.

Want to try that one on for size?

Through the Federal Department of "Education" Indoctrination. I'm truly surprised that Trump hasn't totally reformed it yet

 

[CarlinAnnArbor]

Are Private Schools Immoral?

Public schools in gentrifying neighborhoods seem on the cusp of becoming truly diverse, as historically underserved neighborhoods fill up with younger, whiter families. But the schools remain stubbornly segregated. Nikole Hannah-Jones has chronicled this phenomenon around the country, and seen it firsthand in her neighborhood in Brooklyn.

“White communities want neighborhood schools if their neighborhood school is white,” she says. “If their neighborhood school is black, they want choice.” Charter schools and magnet schools spring up in place of neighborhood schools, where white students can be in the majority. We have a system where white people control the outcomes, and the outcome that most white Americans want is segregation,” she says.

(snip)

“If one were to believe that having people who are different from you makes you smarter, that you engage in a higher level of thinking, that you solve problems better, there are higher-level ways that integration is good for white folks,” Jones says.

For black children, the benefits of attending an integrated school are much more drastic. “It’s literally, will you receive a quality education or not? Will you be a full citizen in the country of your birth?”

Are Private Schools Immoral?

Excellent interview and a lot to chew on.

Public schools are immoral.

 

[Not2BSubjugated]

Are Private Schools Immoral?

Public schools in gentrifying neighborhoods seem on the cusp of becoming truly diverse, as historically underserved neighborhoods fill up with younger, whiter families. But the schools remain stubbornly segregated. Nikole Hannah-Jones has chronicled this phenomenon around the country, and seen it firsthand in her neighborhood in Brooklyn.

“White communities want neighborhood schools if their neighborhood school is white,” she says. “If their neighborhood school is black, they want choice.” Charter schools and magnet schools spring up in place of neighborhood schools, where white students can be in the majority. We have a system where white people control the outcomes, and the outcome that most white Americans want is segregation,” she says.

(snip)

“If one were to believe that having people who are different from you makes you smarter, that you engage in a higher level of thinking, that you solve problems better, there are higher-level ways that integration is good for white folks,” Jones says.

For black children, the benefits of attending an integrated school are much more drastic. “It’s literally, will you receive a quality education or not? Will you be a full citizen in the country of your birth?”

Are Private Schools Immoral?

Excellent interview and a lot to chew on.

So essentially the argument is that it's immoral to give people choices because they might not choose the right stuff. Yeah, fuck that authoritarian progressive nonsense.

 

[CarlinAnnArbor]

Only to those who are against kids getting better education. Private-schoolers and Home-schoolers consistently score higher in tests. That's not surprising, as the government can't do anything right.

Here we have another statistically-challenged individual commenting on education.

Where is she wrong? Hint: she's not.

 

[Windparadox]

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I haven't seen any indications by the replies here, that anyone actually read the entire interview with Nikole Hannah-Jones, a far-left, investigative reporter. Personally, I don't agree with her loony opinions but she is popular with the far left.

 

[CarlinAnnArbor]

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I haven't seen any indications by the replies here, that anyone actually read the entire interview with Nikole Hannah-Jones, a far-left, investigative reporter. Personally, I don't agree with her loony opinions but she is popular with the far left.

That's all we need to know.

Thanks for doing the dirty work so I don't have to.

 

[Windparadox]

Thanks for doing the dirty work so I don't have to.

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You mean aside from the fact that you haven't figured out how to click on a link.