Manor ISD proposes district-wide pre-K center to combat disparity (TX)

kxan ^ | Jan. 31, 2019 | Chris Davis

[bgill]

Currently, pre-K programs are spread out on individual campuses, and the district believes bringing them all to the same place will help eliminate any disparities that exist between schools and provide all kids the same opportunity. "Manor is growing every single day," said Nichole Aguirre, MISD's director of early childhood... The campus would be able to support 700 students at the outset, enough for the current demand, with room to expand the campus "to ensure that we have space for everybody"... Ideally, the district would like to be able to offer full-day pre-K to all 3- and 4-year-olds... funding for full-day pre-k instead of the half-day the state pays for now. Districts have to make up the rest of the money if they want to offer full-day pre-K; Manor partners with Child Inc, a company that provides low-income families access to early childhood education, to offer full-day pre-K to some 3-year-olds, but the district would like to be able to offer it to all students.

[bgill]

Take a look at the video. All day anchor babysitting on your dime. Hardly hiding in the shadows fearing deportation.

[txrefugee]

Good old Texans educating Mexico’s children. In our Central Texas town, 67% of the children are anchor babies or future DACA whiners. We elderly taxpayers scrape together the money for school systems that would not be half as large were it not for the majority of children who need bi-lingual teaching. We have spent billions of dollars on those who should not be here.

In spite of all the programs, they lag behind on the state tests, dragging down the scores. We have to fight the battle of rival gangs in our schools. It is a curse put on our state by the US Supreme Court that forces us to pay to educate anyone who sneaks into Texas and begins spawning.

[i_robot73]

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Good old Texans educating Mexico’s children. In our Central Texas town, 67% of the children are anchor babies or future DACA whiners. We elderly taxpayers scrape together the money for school systems that would not be half as large were it not for the majority of children who need bi-lingual teaching. We have spent billions of dollars on those who should not be here.

In spite of all the programs, they lag behind on the state tests, dragging down the scores. We have to fight the battle of rival gangs in our schools. It is a curse put on our state by the US Supreme Court that forces us to pay to educate anyone who sneaks into Texas and begins spawning.
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Hmmm, you make it sound like that’s NOT the plan.

Course, even Texas\Texans love ‘em some Socialism\to trample upon the Constitution....Restore the Rights being trampled and the ‘problems’ *magically* go away.