Should most of the colleges in the US be closed?

[otto105]

That's because most rural schools 8th grade was the last grade. 'High schools' were usually specialist schools, like for trades and business courses. Passing 8th grade wasn't as easy then as it is now. Hence the old country song bragging about having an 8th grade education and being wrong to 'be treating him that away'. Most 'apprenticeships' began at 12, i.e. 6th grade, which is where most kids stopped regular schooling.

If you were educated you would know this.

Hilarious

Very hilarious

 

[Picaro]

What was the status of education in the public prior to public education.

In 1920s most st people just went thru 8th grade and quit.

So, don’t be try to sell those magic beans fuckup

Hilarious

Very hilarious

Yes, the average 8th grade graduate would indeed laugh their asses off at you and your lack of an eduction.

 

[otto105]

Yes, the average 8th grade graduate would indeed laugh their asses off at you and your lack of an eduction.

Now we know why most children in Kentucky dropped out in 5th grade.

Also, they misspelled endeavor.

 

[otto105]

So are today's 8th graders more literate?

Yup.

 

[Picaro]

Now we know why most children in Kentucky dropped out in 5th grade.

Also, they misspelled endeavor.

Bullitt County History - 1912 School Exam

www.bullittcountyhistory.com

Obviously you would have been gone before the end of 1st grade. No multiple choice, no calculators.

 

[hadit]

What was the status of education in the public prior to public education.

In 1920s most st people just went thru 8th grade and quit.

So, don’t be try to sell those magic beans fuckup

In the 1960's we put men on the moon. Again, what were the American scholastic standards before and after the Education Department was created? The context here is your contempt for what we would return to if we abolished it. My statement is that we did as well or better before it was created, so there's little reason to think we would do worse if we did away with it.

 

[Zincwarrior]

That would be a good start.

Yes becauase when I think education I think of states, like Mississippi and Louisiana.

 

[Arlette]

No

Next

 

[Moonglow]

How many of us expected to live this long? Some of us made it to this age not because of what we did but for what we did not do. But that is a minor point. What about those kids that have our genes? Will they go to college and be so entitled and brainwashed that they will shoot someone in the back because of what they learned? I hope not.

What college did Cain attend?

 

[otto105]

In the 1960's we put men on the moon. Again, what were the American scholastic standards before and after the Education Department was created? The context here is your contempt for what we would return to if we abolished it. My statement is that we did as well or better before it was created, so there's little reason to think we would do worse if we did away with it.

So, you don't even know what the Department of Education does.

Why is that?

 

[Picaro]

Yes becauase when I think education I think of states, like Mississippi and Louisiana.

So you're saying spending massive amounts of money on black schools has been a total waste.

True.

 

[Zincwarrior]

So you're saying spending massive amounts of money on black schools has been a total waste.

True.

No I saying relying on states to take care of education leads to good states and Red states.

 

[Picaro]

No I saying relying on states to take care of education leads to good states and Red states.

You do know both those states are among the highest percentages of black populations in the country right? No, you don't; you're completely ignorant of all reality.

Black Population by State 2025

worldpopulationreview.com

 

[Zincwarrior]

You do know both those states are among the highest percentages of black populations in the country right? No, you don't; you're completely ignorant of all reality.

Black Population by State 2025

worldpopulationreview.com

Cool. Now do Texas, Arkansas, Alabama, Louisiana, and Massachusetts. State funding (which is what we have now) means you have good states and bad states.

 

[Picaro]

Cool. Now do Texas, Arkansas, Alabama, Louisiana, and Massachusetts. State funding (which is what we have now) means you have good states and bad states.

You can't read and process data at all. You need to further your own education before babbling rubbish about anybody else's.

 

[Zincwarrior]

You can't read and process data at all. You need to further your own education before babbling rubbish about anybody else's.

Your insults are not relevant to the discussion.

 

[initforme]

My kids had zero choices upon turning 18. They HAD to attend a 4 year university and complete their degrees. There were no other possible avenues. It served them all well. And I'm sure shutting them down would surely mean good doctors, engineers, and other higher paid professionals. Well, maybe not.

 

[otto105]

So you're saying spending massive amounts of money on black schools has been a total waste.

True.

What massive amount of money.

Whites in those states started the school choice system to keep their snowflake white offspring from the colored people.

 

[Picaro]

Your insults are not relevant to the discussion.

What insults? You mean facts make you butthurt.

 

[otto105]

What insults? You mean facts make you butthurt.

What Facts?