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To: SpaceBar

One of the advantages of private schools over public schools is that problem students can be forced out. It only takes one student who can’t be disciplined to turn a classroom into a terrible experience for everybody there.


7 posted on 04/10/2016 11:40:28 AM PDT by Gen.Blather
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Every parent of every child in the school ought to insist that this guy is expelled permanently.

He’s 18,for heaven’s sake.

Lock him up.

I wonder what Obama would say about this kid? White man’s fault?

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12 posted on 04/10/2016 11:45:49 AM PDT by Mears
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That may be true, but some would rather not lose the money by losing a student. Take the Catholic school where my mom works and where I graduated from over 25 years ago. The current principal, who was one of my teachers, wants to take in every kind of student and keep on even those who are constant behavior problems, just to keep the money flowing in. My mom predicts that if things keep getting worse, the good families will just take their kids out, making for a loss anyway. She is getting close to retirement and hopes she can hold for a couple more years to get to her 30 years.


29 posted on 04/10/2016 12:25:10 PM PDT by hout8475
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To: Gen.Blather
One of the advantages of private schools over public schools is that problem students can be forced out. It only takes one student who can’t be disciplined to turn a classroom into a terrible experience for everybody there.

So true. My public high school education was destroyed by a handful of troublemakers who were constantly catered to by the liberal administrators and allowed to disrupt class constantly. These kids turned the teachers into little more than babysitters. It was very much a "Welcome Back Kotter" environment (for those who remember that 1970s show). Except the troublemakers in real life were much nastier than those "Sweathogs" on TV.

It's a good thing that I was already an avid reader and reading at a high school level by sixth grade. I was able to overcome for the most part the education that I missed in class.

40 posted on 04/10/2016 12:43:22 PM PDT by SamAdams76
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Correct. Private, tuition-funded schools aren’t forced to accept anyone’s money-—yet. But just give the SJWs time to re-think school vouchers, and thousands of little Maliks will be flooding the private schools as well, and the taxpayers will be picking up the tab.
Because private schools = “the rich” + “white privilege.”


52 posted on 04/10/2016 2:24:54 PM PDT by mumblypeg (Reality is way more complicated than the internet. That's why I'm here.)
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