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Most of the smart kids go to college, not enlist in the military.
So all of the states are filled with liberals?
This still has nothing to do with the Department of Education.
Liberals run public education. Only a fool or a liar would deny it.
Yep. Undereducated but have good self esteem about it.as for what permits things like the department of education, i'll refer you to the constitution's general welfare clause. it's bad for the country to have a bunch of undereducated or miseducated people running around.
Almost every high school grad is undereducated.
They can't write for shit, can't do basic math without a calculator don't know squat about history or geography.
I am currently teaching my 11 grade grandson the write in cursive, because they do not teach it in his school any longer.
The American Spectator : Uneducated to Serve
SHOCKING: Nearly 1 In 4 High School Graduates Can't Pass Military Entrance Exam
All you have to do is talk to any employer in your town and ask them how pathetic high school kids are at basic skills like writing and arithmetic.
You really didn't answer my question the way it was asked, did you?
High School Remedial Courses - Are you prepared for college-level work?
40% of high school grads need to take at least one remedial course to prepare for college
Sounds pretty much like an undereducated bunch to me. Add in those that do not go to college and the percentage is bound to be significantly higher.
You really didn't answer my question the way it was asked, did you?
High School Remedial Courses - Are you prepared for college-level work?
40% of high school grads need to take at least one remedial course to prepare for college
Sounds pretty much like an undereducated bunch to me. Add in those that do not go to college and the percentage is bound to be significantly higher.
Even giving you the benefit of the doubt, does 40% = "almost all"? Maybe you are among the "undereducated"?
High School Remedial Courses - Are you prepared for college-level work?
40% of high school grads need to take at least one remedial course to prepare for college
Sounds pretty much like an undereducated bunch to me. Add in those that do not go to college and the percentage is bound to be significantly higher.
Even giving you the benefit of the doubt, does 40% = "almost all"? Maybe you are among the "undereducated"?
once again the meaning beyond the literal words on the page is missed by public school sycophant..
BTW have you ever actually interviewed a recent high school grad or read a so called resume written by one?.
BTW have you ever actually interviewed a recent high school grad or read a so called resume written by one?.
Thousands and thousands, as well as those of people 5, 10, 20 years out. Swing and a miss, champ.
BTW have you ever actually interviewed a recent high school grad or read a so called resume written by one?.
Thousands and thousands, as well as those of people 5, 10, 20 years out. Swing and a miss, champ.
Who's exaggerating now??
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Or are you one of those public school teachers who grades on a curve so as to make it look like everyone gets an A?
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Or are you one of those public school teachers who grades on a curve so as to make it look like everyone gets an A?
Nope. You fail again, champ.
We could do with probably about 10-20% of what is now the Dept. of Education.
Anything and everything uniform policy for all states goes immediately.
Education is not a function of the Federal government.
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Or are you one of those public school teachers who grades on a curve so as to make it look like everyone gets an A?
Nope. You fail again, champ.
I am not being graded here chump.
Percentage wise, the federal government has minimal control over education. Most is still at the local level.
Only one in four college-bound high school graduates is adequately prepared for college-level English, reading, math and science,
If the majority of public HS grads are not prepared for college then are not most of them undereducated??
Can you think of anything in the Constitution that prohibits the creation of the Department of Education?
Has the constitutionality of the Department ever been challenged in Federal court? And if so what was the outcome?
What you libs fail to grasp is that Conservative have no problem with education or environmental protection. We feel education can best be controlled by localities and states.
What conservatives fail to understand is that liberals have no problem with the above. The problem is there are many more important issues which need to be addressed before getting rid of the Department of Education. And if it is to be gotten rid of, do so for factual, objective reasons, not to conform to rightist dogma.
As far as the EPA, there should be laws against polluting the environment. We just don't feel that the executive branch should have the ability to bypass the Constitution and unilaterally make law.
Cite an example of the Executive bypassing the Constitution and unilaterally making law with regard to the EPA.
If you’re referring to the regulation of greenhouse gas emissions, the Court ruled that activity Constitutional in American Electric Power Co. v. Connecticut (2011).
It's going way better for me than for a recent graduate of our so called education system.If the majority of public HS grads are not prepared for college then are not most of them undereducated??
LOL! Still trying to dig your way out of that hole, champ?
Have you now changed the definition of 'educated' to 'prepared for college'? And where did "almost all" go? You seem to be lowering the bar in a desperate attempt to salvage your ill-considered declaration.
No, it's not going well for you at all.
Most of the smart kids go to college, not enlist in the military.
