I hate to break it to ya, but that claim simply doesn't fly. When you take in to account the parents working to make ends meet, it is the teachers who spend vastly more useful time with the kids than the parents.
Their behavior and motivation are entirely controlled by the parents. I saw the kids one hour of the day, as do the other teachers. That means the parents actually have much more impact.
Not entirely. Especially in California where teachers can begin the grooming into trans world, and the State says the parents have no Right to know.
You disqualified the comment from the rest of the nation by mentioning Californication. You have to remember, they voted for it!
As California goes, so goes the rest of the nation.
Nah! We have sane people in charge in MAGA country.
Go to a school board meeting and see how far they are gone.
Yes they do - and then the parents qualify for Section 8 housing, and get full welfare benefits for their anchors.
You have been shown many times that your belief in "anchor babies" is completely in error. Biden's people abused the system to allow such conduct. You can bet your ass that it is not likely to happen anymore because illegals cannot and should not be receiving benefits.
You have been shown that anchor babies - those born to illegals while in this country - do indeed get full welfare benefits.
The parents are not anchored. They can be deported at any time. There is a new sheriff in town in case you have not noticed.
I never said the parents are anchored. But having anchor babies gives libs more ammunition to keep illegals here by crying and wailing over separating families.
Their ammunition is now only blanks. When we cut off the benefits that they have been getting illegally, they will be gone soon enough. Many are self-deporting already. It just takes time, and taxpayers are getting tired of the liberal rants.
That U.S. Supreme Court decision should be revisited and overturned. The way to have that decision revisited is to pass a law that challenges that decision such as these.
Tennessee bills could block undocumented students from public schools
The sponsors acknowledge that their bills are unconstitutional. Enactment could set up a challenge to longstanding federal guarantees of free education.www.chalkbeat.org
"Undocumented students could be denied enrollment in Tennessee public schools under new legislation introduced by Republican state lawmakers in a direct challenge to current federal law.
The bills are set for debate in the House Education Committee and the Senate Finance, Ways and Means Committee this week, where lawmakers could vote to advance the legislation for further consideration.
Both bills are unconstitutional under the U.S. Supreme Court’s 1982 decision in Plyler v. Doe, the sponsors of the legislation acknowledge. That decision held that students have a right to a free public education regardless of their immigration status. If passed, the Tennessee legislation could become a test for the conservative-leaning Supreme Court to revisit the decision amid a broader crackdown on illegal immigration by the Trump administration."
People that are not in the country legally should not be eligible for access to public education resources that are for legal residents. Allowing children that are here illegally into the educational system is an incentive for more people to come to America illegally. The Supreme Court got this wrong and it should be revisited and overturned.
