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Let’s pass a statute that requires all those who work for a government to send their children to public school.
Centralized government control. How very democrat of you.
I educated mine at home and they went to school which is why they either graduated early or with college credits when they finished high school, it is not just the school's job to educate children it is the parents job to do it and do it well...They are, but in this day of social distancing and our failing government school system, we need to make educating children at home easier, not harder.There are ways to accomplish home schooling, even when both parents have to work. A co-op, for example, could have a parent oversee several children in their co-op doing remote learning and the parents whose kids she's observing can chip in to offset some of the costs. IOW, you don't have to solve every single problem before embracing a solution. Allow the people to come up with their own solutions. And, there can always be traditional government schools for parents who have to work and do not have any other choice. This is the critical point, offer MORE options, not LESS.Families with both parents working one or more jobs are no less dedicated to their children's education because they are driving themselves to an early grave for their children's food and shelter.Not at all, but it would make it easier for the parents dedicated to their children's education.Offer tax incentives for homeschooling ......We did too. A motivated parent makes the difference.The parent does little if the child can read and follow directions. I homeschooled two kids we used computers.That would be funny if most homeschooled kids performed worse than their government school counterparts. They don't, so it's just desperate. I think it just chaps your drawers that a parent with a high school education can teach her kids better at home than teachers with master's degrees in a government school.If you are a government school grad, I probably have to explain
Beats Home Skool
Look at me! I is a Teecher!
Now, it's interesting that a teacher with a master's degree in teaching, backed up by a multi-billion dollar education system, complete with cabinet level representation in Washington, can be outdone by a motivated parent and a computer. Makes you wonder why we aren't dialing down the government school system and dialing up home schooling.
Ok. How would you "dial it up"?
Do you think that tax incentives would offset what dual-working parents have to do to work and pay the bills?
Seems like those options are all available now.
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Let’s pass a statute that requires all those who work for a government to send their children to public school.
Centralized government control. How very democrat of you.
Public school teachers send their own children to private schools at a rate more than twice the national average–22 percent of public educators' children are in private schools compared to the national average of 10 percent.Oct 9, 2013
Why do public school teachers send their own children to ...
I guess you want to retract your earlier post.
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Let’s pass a statute that requires all those who work for a government to send their children to public school.
Centralized government control. How very democrat of you.
Public school teachers send their own children to private schools at a rate more than twice the national average–22 percent of public educators' children are in private schools compared to the national average of 10 percent.Oct 9, 2013
Why do public school teachers send their own children to ...
I guess you want to retract your earlier post.
I guess you want to actually read my earlier post.
...
Let’s pass a statute that requires all those who work for a government to send their children to public school.
Centralized government control. How very democrat of you.
Public school teachers send their own children to private schools at a rate more than twice the national average–22 percent of public educators' children are in private schools compared to the national average of 10 percent.Oct 9, 2013
Why do public school teachers send their own children to ...
I guess you want to retract your earlier post.
I guess you want to actually read my earlier post.
Didn't you state that teachers send their own children to schools within their own district?
Perhaps you'd like to modify it.
...
Let’s pass a statute that requires all those who work for a government to send their children to public school.
Centralized government control. How very democrat of you.
Public school teachers send their own children to private schools at a rate more than twice the national average–22 percent of public educators' children are in private schools compared to the national average of 10 percent.Oct 9, 2013
Why do public school teachers send their own children to ...
I guess you want to retract your earlier post.
I guess you want to actually read my earlier post.
Didn't you state that teachers send their own children to schools within their own district?
Perhaps you'd like to modify it.
You didn't read what I actually wrote. Perhaps you were too eager to paste and post. Go ahead, look at what I actually said.
...
Let’s pass a statute that requires all those who work for a government to send their children to public school.
Centralized government control. How very democrat of you.
Public school teachers send their own children to private schools at a rate more than twice the national average–22 percent of public educators' children are in private schools compared to the national average of 10 percent.Oct 9, 2013
Why do public school teachers send their own children to ...
I guess you want to retract your earlier post.
I guess you want to actually read my earlier post.
Didn't you state that teachers send their own children to schools within their own district?
Perhaps you'd like to modify it.
You didn't read what I actually wrote. Perhaps you were too eager to paste and post. Go ahead, look at what I actually said.
You're not making the claim any longer, huh?
Any politicianIf Republicans didn't LIE, they'd have NOTHING to say!So you’re one of those elitists you like to fake rail against?
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Let’s pass a statute that requires all those who work for a government to send their children to public school.
Centralized government control. How very democrat of you.
Public school teachers send their own children to private schools at a rate more than twice the national average–22 percent of public educators' children are in private schools compared to the national average of 10 percent.Oct 9, 2013
Why do public school teachers send their own children to ...
I guess you want to retract your earlier post.
I guess you want to actually read my earlier post.
Didn't you state that teachers send their own children to schools within their own district?
Perhaps you'd like to modify it.
You didn't read what I actually wrote. Perhaps you were too eager to paste and post. Go ahead, look at what I actually said.
You're not making the claim any longer, huh?
I certainly am.
...
Let’s pass a statute that requires all those who work for a government to send their children to public school.
Centralized government control. How very democrat of you.
Public school teachers send their own children to private schools at a rate more than twice the national average–22 percent of public educators' children are in private schools compared to the national average of 10 percent.Oct 9, 2013
Why do public school teachers send their own children to ...
I guess you want to retract your earlier post.
I guess you want to actually read my earlier post.
Didn't you state that teachers send their own children to schools within their own district?
Perhaps you'd like to modify it.
You didn't read what I actually wrote. Perhaps you were too eager to paste and post. Go ahead, look at what I actually said.
You're not making the claim any longer, huh?
I certainly am.
Sad.
If Republicans didn't LIE, they'd have NOTHING to say!So you’re one of those elitists you like to fake rail against?
1. If you are a government school grad, I probably have to explain who Voltaire was, to you.
"François-Marie Arouet (French: [fʁɑ̃swa maʁi aʁwɛ]; 21 November 1694 – 30 May 1778), known by his nom de plume Voltaire (/vɒlˈtɛər, voʊl-/;[5][6][7] also US: /vɔːl-/,[8][9] French: [vɔltɛːʁ]), was a French Enlightenment writer, historian, and philosopher famous for his wit, his criticism of Christianity—especially the Roman Catholic Church—as well as his advocacy of freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and separation of church and state. "
Voltaire - Wikipedia
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2. You should keep the phrase 'freedom of speech' written somewhere, as it will disappear from the lexicon.
.... the phrase: "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" as an illustration of Voltaire's beliefs.
3. America under the Wehrmacht.....er, Democrat Party, has a very different ethos.
"Was Curt Schilling's insurance canceled? Baseball legend says AIG ended his policy due to pro-Trump posts
There have been debates on whether former League pitcher Curt Schilling deserves to make it to the Hall of Fame. The outspoken sportsman, who is also an ardent Trump supporter claimed AIG canceled his insurance on Tuesday, January 12 due to his social media profile. According to a report by TheBlaze, Schilling said his assertion was real and he also added a screenshot of a chat between him and the representative. "
Was Curt Schilling's insurance canceled? Baseball legend says AIG ended his policy due to pro-Trump posts
Schilling has always been an ardent Trump fan and even supported the storming of the Capitolmeaww.com
4. "Bill Belichick declines Presidential Medal of Freedom offer from Trump"
Bill Belichick declines Presidential Medal of Freedom offer from Trump
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick has announced that he is declining the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which he was scheduled to receive from President Donald Trump.www.cnn.com
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1. If you are a government school grad, I probably have to explain who Voltaire was, to you.
"François-Marie Arouet (French: [fʁɑ̃swa maʁi aʁwɛ]; 21 November 1694 – 30 May 1778), known by his nom de plume Voltaire (/vɒlˈtɛər, voʊl-/;[5][6][7] also US: /vɔːl-/,[8][9] French: [vɔltɛːʁ]), was a French Enlightenment writer, historian, and philosopher famous for his wit, his criticism of Christianity—especially the Roman Catholic Church—as well as his advocacy of freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and separation of church and state. "
Voltaire - Wikipedia
2. You should keep the phrase 'freedom of speech' written somewhere, as it will disappear from the lexicon.
.... the phrase: "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" as an illustration of Voltaire's beliefs.
3. America under the Wehrmacht.....er, Democrat Party, has a very different ethos.
"Was Curt Schilling's insurance canceled? Baseball legend says AIG ended his policy due to pro-Trump posts
There have been debates on whether former League pitcher Curt Schilling deserves to make it to the Hall of Fame. The outspoken sportsman, who is also an ardent Trump supporter claimed AIG canceled his insurance on Tuesday, January 12 due to his social media profile. According to a report by TheBlaze, Schilling said his assertion was real and he also added a screenshot of a chat between him and the representative. "
Was Curt Schilling's insurance canceled? Baseball legend says AIG ended his policy due to pro-Trump posts
Schilling has always been an ardent Trump fan and even supported the storming of the Capitol
4. "Bill Belichick declines Presidential Medal of Freedom offer from Trump"
Bill Belichick declines Presidential Medal of Freedom offer from Trump
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick has announced that he is declining the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which he was scheduled to receive from President Donald Trump.
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Soo, transgendered guys are competing against women in sports.
1. If you are a government school grad, I probably have to explain who Voltaire was, to you.
"François-Marie Arouet (French: [fʁɑ̃swa maʁi aʁwɛ]; 21 November 1694 – 30 May 1778), known by his nom de plume Voltaire (/vɒlˈtɛər, voʊl-/;[5][6][7] also US: /vɔːl-/,[8][9] French: [vɔltɛːʁ]), was a French Enlightenment writer, historian, and philosopher famous for his wit, his criticism of Christianity—especially the Roman Catholic Church—as well as his advocacy of freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and separation of church and state. "
Voltaire - Wikipedia
2. You should keep the phrase 'freedom of speech' written somewhere, as it will disappear from the lexicon.
.... the phrase: "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" as an illustration of Voltaire's beliefs.
3. America under the Wehrmacht.....er, Democrat Party, has a very different ethos.
"Was Curt Schilling's insurance canceled? Baseball legend says AIG ended his policy due to pro-Trump posts
There have been debates on whether former League pitcher Curt Schilling deserves to make it to the Hall of Fame. The outspoken sportsman, who is also an ardent Trump supporter claimed AIG canceled his insurance on Tuesday, January 12 due to his social media profile. According to a report by TheBlaze, Schilling said his assertion was real and he also added a screenshot of a chat between him and the representative. "
Was Curt Schilling's insurance canceled? Baseball legend says AIG ended his policy due to pro-Trump posts
Schilling has always been an ardent Trump fan and even supported the storming of the Capitol
4. "Bill Belichick declines Presidential Medal of Freedom offer from Trump"
Bill Belichick declines Presidential Medal of Freedom offer from Trump
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick has announced that he is declining the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which he was scheduled to receive from President Donald Trump.
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Soo, transgendered guys are competing against women in sports.
Brilliant.
This is your next hobby, since you perfected writing your name in the sand with a stick?????
We did all three, started ours in private school, transferred my son to government school in the 6th grade. When they wanted to short bus him because his autism caused anxiety was so high, we pulled him out and taught him at home. We taught our daughter at home as well until she was high school aged, then let her go to government school because she asked to. It worked for all involved because they got the education they needed. The difference is the parents.I educated mine at home and they went to school which is why they either graduated early or with college credits when they finished high school, it is not just the school's job to educate children it is the parents job to do it and do it well...They are, but in this day of social distancing and our failing government school system, we need to make educating children at home easier, not harder.There are ways to accomplish home schooling, even when both parents have to work. A co-op, for example, could have a parent oversee several children in their co-op doing remote learning and the parents whose kids she's observing can chip in to offset some of the costs. IOW, you don't have to solve every single problem before embracing a solution. Allow the people to come up with their own solutions. And, there can always be traditional government schools for parents who have to work and do not have any other choice. This is the critical point, offer MORE options, not LESS.Families with both parents working one or more jobs are no less dedicated to their children's education because they are driving themselves to an early grave for their children's food and shelter.Not at all, but it would make it easier for the parents dedicated to their children's education.Offer tax incentives for homeschooling ......We did too. A motivated parent makes the difference.The parent does little if the child can read and follow directions. I homeschooled two kids we used computers.That would be funny if most homeschooled kids performed worse than their government school counterparts. They don't, so it's just desperate. I think it just chaps your drawers that a parent with a high school education can teach her kids better at home than teachers with master's degrees in a government school.If you are a government school grad, I probably have to explain
Beats Home Skool
Look at me! I is a Teecher!
Now, it's interesting that a teacher with a master's degree in teaching, backed up by a multi-billion dollar education system, complete with cabinet level representation in Washington, can be outdone by a motivated parent and a computer. Makes you wonder why we aren't dialing down the government school system and dialing up home schooling.
Ok. How would you "dial it up"?
Do you think that tax incentives would offset what dual-working parents have to do to work and pay the bills?
Seems like those options are all available now.
...
Let’s pass a statute that requires all those who work for a government to send their children to public school.
Centralized government control. How very democrat of you.
Public school teachers send their own children to private schools at a rate more than twice the national average–22 percent of public educators' children are in private schools compared to the national average of 10 percent.Oct 9, 2013
Why do public school teachers send their own children to ...
I guess you want to retract your earlier post.
I guess you want to actually read my earlier post.
Didn't you state that teachers send their own children to schools within their own district?
Perhaps you'd like to modify it.
You didn't read what I actually wrote. Perhaps you were too eager to paste and post. Go ahead, look at what I actually said.
You're not making the claim any longer, huh?
I certainly am.
Sad.
Why?
...
Let’s pass a statute that requires all those who work for a government to send their children to public school.
Centralized government control. How very democrat of you.
Public school teachers send their own children to private schools at a rate more than twice the national average–22 percent of public educators' children are in private schools compared to the national average of 10 percent.Oct 9, 2013
Why do public school teachers send their own children to ...
I guess you want to retract your earlier post.
I guess you want to actually read my earlier post.
Didn't you state that teachers send their own children to schools within their own district?
Perhaps you'd like to modify it.
You didn't read what I actually wrote. Perhaps you were too eager to paste and post. Go ahead, look at what I actually said.
You're not making the claim any longer, huh?
I certainly am.
Sad.
Why?
No answer?
...
I proved you wrong, what more is there to say?
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Let’s pass a statute that requires all those who work for a government to send their children to public school.
Centralized government control. How very democrat of you.
Public school teachers send their own children to private schools at a rate more than twice the national average–22 percent of public educators' children are in private schools compared to the national average of 10 percent.Oct 9, 2013
Why do public school teachers send their own children to ...
I guess you want to retract your earlier post.
I guess you want to actually read my earlier post.
Didn't you state that teachers send their own children to schools within their own district?
Perhaps you'd like to modify it.
You didn't read what I actually wrote. Perhaps you were too eager to paste and post. Go ahead, look at what I actually said.
You're not making the claim any longer, huh?
I certainly am.
Sad.
Why?
No answer?
I proved you wrong, what more is there to say?
You only proved that you never read my post before jerking your knee.
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Let’s pass a statute that requires all those who work for a government to send their children to public school.
Centralized government control. How very democrat of you.
Public school teachers send their own children to private schools at a rate more than twice the national average–22 percent of public educators' children are in private schools compared to the national average of 10 percent.Oct 9, 2013
Why do public school teachers send their own children to ...
I guess you want to retract your earlier post.
I guess you want to actually read my earlier post.
Didn't you state that teachers send their own children to schools within their own district?
Perhaps you'd like to modify it.
You didn't read what I actually wrote. Perhaps you were too eager to paste and post. Go ahead, look at what I actually said.
You're not making the claim any longer, huh?
I certainly am.
Sad.
Why?
No answer?
I proved you wrong, what more is there to say?
You only proved that you never read my post before jerking your knee.
True or not......public school teachers send their own children to private school way out of proportion to the rest of the population?
