So then why are you blaming the schools for this poor behavior when you say: We already know that public schools are detrimental to the health, morals, and liberty of humanity,?
How can the schools be expected to do the job of the parents and at the same time provide a quality education?
Please keep in mind I have my students for 90 minutes a day 5 days a week in an average size class of 15 students. Parents have them (not counting sleeping time) 5-6 hours a day 7 days a week.
Who has a better chance and more opportunity to teach them civility and decorum?
I will tell you straight out that having met some (not all) the answer would be me, but that does not abrogate them of the responsibility.
We’re talking past each other - I’m not expecting the schools to do the parents’ job. Got it? I never said such a thing that you keep saying I’m saying.
What I do know is that the parents aren’t and won’t do the job, and I’m not putting MY kids with THOSE kids.
Public schools are where the parents who don’t care send their untrained children.
There you go again. You seen to think that teachers are the problem. They may be part of the problem, but they are not the whole problem.
Public schools as practiced today are the problem.
I have no expectation that public schools can turn themselves around, and that...that...is the point.