The final solution to the H1B visa problem.

Public Schools would be converted.

There are all kinds of ways to make this work.

Centralized education sucks and is prone to corruption and weaponization..
Great! Write up a way to make this work and submit a proposal to your Congressman. I can hear the howls of laughter now!

You want to tear down 150 years of public education because you don't like the outcomes in our inner-city schools which are dominated by poor and minorities. That very bigoted of you!

The reason that no one has done this is because most voucher programs fail to change society. Here is an example. I taught in a middle school located in a small town right outside a military base. Over 50% were military dependents living in the community. The other 50% were poor kids from the housing projects. Guess which students succeeded and which of them failed. We ranked about average in the state.

I then moved to another middle school in the inner city. The entire population were "hood" poor or immigrants from numerous foreign countries. The "white/Hispanic population of the school was about 10% and guess which students succeeded and which one's failed? That school ranked dead last in the entire state, even though it was a magnet school for boys. The 10% came from the magnet program and did not live in that neighborhood. At least half of my students did not speak English. I taught the same boys for two years as I switched subjects from math to social studies as they moved up a year. Nothing changed.

Why could I achieve much greater results in the first school than the second school? Different demographics of the students was the reason. Society failed the second group, not the teachers. In fact, I was not the only teacher who taught in both schools. My carpool buddy was also a teacher at both schools. She taught 8th grade math all three years we were together. I taught math for one and social studies world history for two more. The last two years we taught the same students. The students who failed her math classes failed my social studies class with exactly zero exceptions.

We moved later and wound up together again at a suburban high school teaching math in a middle-class neighborhood with almost no minorities and a moderate level of income. Guess which school was one of the best in the state?

Same teachers, two different subjects at times, three different schools, three different results.

Did you ever hear the saying, "You can't make chicken salad out of chicken shit"? In those certain schools, we make awful tasting chicken salad because the parents and society are providing us nothing but chicken shit to work with an occasional leg or thigh thrown in for flavoring depending on the demographics.

Private schools will not change the students. You are merely rearranging the deck chairs after the Titanic has already collided with the iceberg. They are going down anyway, whether it is public, private, charter or parochial.
 
Great! Write up a way to make this work and submit a proposal to your Congressman. I can hear the howls of laughter now!

You want to tear down 150 years of public education because you don't like the outcomes in our inner-city schools which are dominated by poor and minorities. That very bigoted of you!

The reason that no one has done this is because most voucher programs fail to change society. Here is an example. I taught in a middle school located in a small town right outside a military base. Over 50% were military dependents living in the community. The other 50% were poor kids from the housing projects. Guess which students succeeded and which of them failed. We ranked about average in the state.

I then moved to another middle school in the inner city. The entire population were "hood" poor or immigrants from numerous foreign countries. The "white/Hispanic population of the school was about 10% and guess which students succeeded and which one's failed? That school ranked dead last in the entire state, even though it was a magnet school for boys. The 10% came from the magnet program and did not live in that neighborhood. At least half of my students did not speak English. I taught the same boys for two years as I switched subjects from math to social studies as they moved up a year. Nothing changed.

Why could I achieve much greater results in the first school than the second school? Different demographics of the students was the reason. Society failed the second group, not the teachers. In fact, I was not the only teacher who taught in both schools. My carpool buddy was also a teacher at both schools. She taught 8th grade math all three years we were together. I taught math for one and social studies world history for two more. The last two years we taught the same students. The students who failed her math classes failed my social studies class with exactly zero exceptions.

We moved later and wound up together again at a suburban high school teaching math in a middle-class neighborhood with almost no minorities and a moderate level of income. Guess which school was one of the best in the state?

Same teachers, two different subjects at times, three different schools, three different results.

Did you ever hear the saying, "You can't make chicken salad out of chicken shit"? In those certain schools, we make awful tasting chicken salad because the parents and society are providing us nothing but chicken shit to work with an occasional leg or thigh thrown in for flavoring depending on the demographics.

Private schools will not change the students. You are merely rearranging the deck chairs after the Titanic has already collided with the iceberg. They are going down anyway, whether it is public, private, charter or parochial.
You ever hear the saying, "if the student failed to learn the teacher failed to teach"

You failed, not the students
 
The final solution to the H1B problem is to remedy the cause.

The cause is the intentional sabotage of the US education system by America's enemies and why education reform should be addressed. More like an overhaul. We need private schools for everyone. Parents pick what school to send their kids to. This will decentralize the schools and prevent their weaponization.

Elon is right. America needs talent. Better America have the talent then America's competition.

The Vik scared me. He gave a very WEF answer. I hope he ask for forgiveness.
Thiers loads of white guys on the interwebs claiming they can't even get interviews ...

The whole autist world learned how to search the h1b data bases in less than 24 hours .
Since when are bakers and janitorial staff tech?
Musk and Vivek are getting hammered


They like slaves instead
 
How about businesses pay a hefty fee for every H1B employed on a yearly basis.

A fee high enough to discourage all but the most necessary H1B hiring.

A fee high enough to encourage training American workers to do the job.
Shortages Are All Caused by Our Unmotivating "Education"

Instead, as a substitute for corporate taxes, let them give the same tuition and adult allowance to talented 18-year-old job applicants that they give to their no-talent nepos.

I met someone studying for her Master's Degree in Biotech. She got paid $600 a week plus free tuition. She and another student were the only Americans out of 15 students in the program. If truth could be told instead of sold, the fact that others didn't get that reward up-front for talent in undergraduate college is the only reason for the necessity to import 13 foreigners.
 
Bullshit. That just shows how uninformed you are!
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states vary quite a bit when it comes to education.
The best performing states are in new england, and the worst performing are typically in the southern half of the US.
 
Name one.
Why? So, you can scoff at my experience once more? You are not worthy of proving anything as long as you refuse to consider you might be wrong. On second thought...

OK. I'll give you three just off the top of my head. Try Boston's Latin school. up where Unkotare teaches in that area. Try Stanton College Prep High school in Jacksonville FL. Try Male High school in Louisville KY.
 
Why? So, you can scoff at my experience once more? You are not worthy of proving anything as long as you refuse to consider you might be wrong. On second thought...

OK. I'll give you three just off the top of my head. Try Boston's Latin school. up where Unkotare teaches in that area. Try Stanton College Prep High school in Jacksonville FL. Try Male High school in Louisville KY.
Are those the rule or the exceptions?

 
Are those the rule or the exceptions?

Those are 3 of the top-rated high schools in the country that I know of personally. Scruffy said I couldn't name one. I am sure there are thousands of others. I taught at a high school in Jacksonville, that because of magnet schools, imported students from an attendance area that included most of Jacksonville east of the river. We had more students attending the dedicated magnet schools from our attendance zone than any other. We topped out at about 3250 students when I left and over 2000 attended magnet schools from our area. Can you imagine a high school with over 5000 students?

BTW, your web site is a scam. The data is all wrong.
 
The final solution to the H1B problem is to remedy the cause.

The cause is the intentional sabotage of the US education system by America's enemies and why education reform should be addressed. More like an overhaul. We need private schools for everyone. Parents pick what school to send their kids to. This will decentralize the schools and prevent their weaponization.

Elon is right. America needs talent. Better America have the talent then America's competition.

The Vik scared me. He gave a very WEF answer. I hope he ask for forgiveness.

Elon is correct, Maga, yall go fuck yourselves in the face. lol
 
Why? So, you can scoff at my experience once more? You are not worthy of proving anything as long as you refuse to consider you might be wrong. On second thought...

OK. I'll give you three just off the top of my head. Try Boston's Latin school. up where Unkotare teaches in that area.

There's only one of those on the entire east coast. (Well two, if you count the girls school). So very much the exception. There's nothing like it in NY or NJ (or CT). You're talking 600 students per year out of 600,000. Not even a tenth of 1%. "Statistically insignificant".

Try Stanton College Prep High school in Jacksonville FL.

Florida has some decent high schools. Maybe half a dozen of them. Again they're only for locals and exams are needed, so they only take overachievers to begin with. So as a parent, first you have to live in the area, and second you have to drive your kids hard from day one, and find an equivalent elementary school that does the same. That is a very tall order for most families, it involved dads changing jobs and families moving, which in turn affects the child's social development.

Try Male High school in Louisville KY.

Again, a unique example, different from all other public schools in the area. The point being that for parents it is cheaper and easier to simply find a good private school. Here in Los Angeles the Harvard Westlake School is about 40k a year. If I had to move to Louisville my pay cut would be way more than that. There is NOTHING in the Los Angeles area comparable to the Male School, probably not even in all of California. The closest thing to me is CA Academy of Math & Science in Carson which is about 40 miles away. The schools in Burbank while well funded are full of leftards and taught by leftards and the STEM programs are nowhere close to adequate. They WERE, 50 years ago when Lockheed was around, but now it's all Disney and Warner which is leftard central.

Your point is taken but so is mine. Parental careers are highly geographic and so are families. Boston might be a "maybe" for us because I have family in Nova Scotia. But Kentucky is a "no way" and there's nothing for me in Jacksonville either. We were able to move to OK in the last year of the kids' high school after my son had already been accepted to college, and our daughter is into the arts so she'd be going to a leftard school no matter what. (She ended up at NYU, I tried to discourage her but she insisted lol). The only way I can pay their tuitions is to work my ass off, and I can't do that anywhere but here. Which is why wifey holds down the fort in OK most of the year. I'll be there in a few days and i'm bringing lots and lots of loot, enough to get the kids through another year and provide for their social lives so they don't have to live like paupers while they're being educated in the big city.
 

WEF/Democrats literally bringing slavery back
Sure...........
Who is asking people to work for free?

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There's only one of those on the entire east coast. (Well two, if you count the girls school). So very much the exception. There's nothing like it in NY or NJ (or CT). You're talking 600 students per year out of 600,000. Not even a tenth of 1%. "Statistically insignificant".



Florida has some decent high schools. Maybe half a dozen of them. Again they're only for locals and exams are needed, so they only take overachievers to begin with. So as a parent, first you have to live in the area, and second you have to drive your kids hard from day one, and find an equivalent elementary school that does the same. That is a very tall order for most families, it involved dads changing jobs and families moving, which in turn affects the child's social development.



Again, a unique example, different from all other public schools in the area. The point being that for parents it is cheaper and easier to simply find a good private school. Here in Los Angeles the Harvard Westlake School is about 40k a year. If I had to move to Louisville my pay cut would be way more than that. There is NOTHING in the Los Angeles area comparable to the Male School, probably not even in all of California. The closest thing to me is CA Academy of Math & Science in Carson which is about 40 miles away. The schools in Burbank while well funded are full of leftards and taught by leftards and the STEM programs are nowhere close to adequate. They WERE, 50 years ago when Lockheed was around, but now it's all Disney and Warner which is leftard central.

Your point is taken but so is mine. Parental careers are highly geographic and so are families. Boston might be a "maybe" for us because I have family in Nova Scotia. But Kentucky is a "no way" and there's nothing for me in Jacksonville either. We were able to move to OK in the last year of the kids' high school after my son had already been accepted to college, and our daughter is into the arts so she'd be going to a leftard school no matter what. (She ended up at NYU, I tried to discourage her but she insisted lol). The only way I can pay their tuitions is to work my ass off, and I can't do that anywhere but here. Which is why wifey holds down the fort in OK most of the year. I'll be there in a few days and i'm bringing lots and lots of loot, enough to get the kids through another year and provide for their social lives so they don't have to live like paupers while they're being educated in the big city.


Those are your choices you made, and you have to live with them. I moved often while in the military so we chose where we lived by the quality of the schools. It is not so much based on how the schools were, but much more on the kids in the school and how well they learned.

Schools all depend on the students. You can take Raines High School in Jacksonville and switch out the building and faculty with Stanton College Prep school and the results would be the same because you didn't change the students that these parents provide us. Stanton was an inner-city high school in the ghetto before they closed it and made it into a magnet school. I didn't want my kids going there because of the neighborhood. My baby sister attended the Douglas Anderson School for the Arts, and it was in a very poor neighborhood. I hated driving there when I would need to pick her up from school.

If your child is smart and studious, they will be successful no matter where they go. I attended a fairly good high school in the 70s but now that school is a disaster. What changed? The students are different. My two older kids attended my high school where I taught in Florida. That school was slightly above average because of brain drain from the magnet schools, but my kids were bright and studious and have done well in life. My son even attended a magnet middle school, but I disagreed with their emphasis, so I took him out. My youngest attended the next to last school in our county for high school, but because she is an exceptional student and dedicated to learning, she received an Army ROTC scholarship and graduated from college with a degree in biology and now works in logistics in the EV industry making a ton of money.

The moral of the story is you can send a dumb kid to a good school, and you will still get a dumb kid no matter what you do. You can send a smart kid to an average school, and they will still be very smart. It all depends on your kids.

Our problem in these liberal dominated school systems is that they are trying to educate really dumb students and doing a piss poor job of it.
 
I taught at a high school in Jacksonville, that because of magnet schools, imported students from an attendance area that included most of Jacksonville east of the river. We had more students attending the dedicated magnet schools from our attendance zone than any other. We topped out at about 3250 students when I left and over 2000 attended magnet schools from our area. Can you imagine a high school with over 5000 students?
Are you suggesting that all public schools should become magnet schools, or are you just trying to burnish your own reputation?
 
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