The number of white students in Texas government schools, which are disproportionately funded by white Americans, is down 6%, while a flood of illegal colonists, who don’t pay taxes, from Mexico has raised the number of Hispanic students by 47%.
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Over one third of the 100,000 students questioned felt the First Amendment went “too far” in guaranteeing freedom of speech, press, worship and assembly.
Sphere: Related ContentThis article blasts the American government school system using multiple stories and insightful thought provoking questions. If any of you were loner geeks in an American high school this is going to bring back memories.
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Sphere: Related ContentThe ability to use race when assigning students to public schools is on the line in two cases before the Supreme Court on Monday that could produce the most important decision on school desegregation in decades.
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Why can’t our children be taught correct American history in our schools? Why do we have a foreign nation adding to our educational system? Questions must be asked.
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Student’s who are passing math with at least B’s or C’s are failing the standardized tests given at the end of the year. Given what we’ve talked about on the show regarding the No Child Left Behind Act and how the system itself is faulty, is it any wonder that these kids are failing the tests? Or really, it’s the system failing the kids and in more ways than one.
Sphere: Related ContentA recent study by the Department of Education found that 31 percent of American students were dropping out or failing to graduate in the nation’s largest 100 public school districts. In some cities, half of all students are dropping out.
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