Posted on 05/02/2019 7:26:23 AM PDT by EinNYC
Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza vowed Wednesday to remake admissions to the citys specialized high schools to enroll more black and Latino students and got hearty cheers from nearly every member of the City Councils education committee.
Carranza also again skewered parents who questioned the impact on academic quality of City Halls proposal to diversify the largely Asian and white schools as racist.
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Soon there will be remedial classes at the Bronx High School of Science.
New York is decaying rapidly. Amazon smelled the rot as they got close and withdrew. Many other people and businesses are doing the same. Notice that real estate values in New York City are weakening. Soon the socialists in power there will be screaming for Federal aid and if it does not come, it will because of “racism”.
>>Thousands of talented and gifted students, shown prejudice because they were NOT Hispanic or black, will have nowhere to go to simply sit quietly and learn unless their parents can spring for private schools.<<
Those that can will head for the exits. Most parents will do ANYTHING, including relocate, for their kids. The Great Blue Diaspora will accelerate.
The problem is many are still blue in thought (as usual, hypocrisy is not a big deal to libs) and they may infect their targets as they have done in CO and are i the process of in Texas.
Cloward-Piven at work.
Can’t imagine what remedial differential equations would be like. Or remedial quantum mechanics.
This is just a small tidbit, but when I lived in Denver I taught at a community college. I really could not believe does the high schools have let those students graduate with the level of reading and writing skills they had. unbelievable.
Didn’t we bail out NYC in the 70s?
“Soon there will be remedial classes at the Bronx High School of Science.”
No different than most colleges.
It will be remedial reading and remedial arithmetic for those having difficulty with the advanced courses that the school is famed for.
Gangstaz wiv railguns, yo.
Now weeze talkin’. Light up the neighborhood with electromagnetism.
Simple: if an 8 ball of coke is directly dependent on the supply of coke, show a equation demonstrating the change relationship between the cost and the supply.
Diversity and liberty are mutually exclusive.
Someone needs to call him out on his stupid and constant dropping of “racism” charges.
Sorry for yelling.
Is he also calling it the Make Americans Stupid Act??
Soon there will be remedial classes at the Bronx High School of Science.
They are probably there now.
This bs is why, what used to be a 4 year degree in college is now a 5 to 7 year degree. They have to cover the basics that should have been taught in High School.
‘This is just a small tidbit, but when I lived in Denver I taught at a community college. I really could not believe does the high schools have let those students graduate with the level of reading and writing skills they had. unbelievable.’
...and yet nothing gets done. 25 years ago I read ‘Inside American Education’, a book by the legendary Thomas Sowell detailing how horrible American education had become - and that was A GENERATION AGO. That was all that I needed to know to NEVER send my kids to public school, and they never stepped into one, at least as a student. It took some work for me, moving to Texas, to keep living costs down, living in a lower class area near work [not a slum, but not where Senators live either], not caring about what I drove [since I could walk to work, if needed], and certainly not giving a crap about what the Jones’ thought of me.
But having such a terrible education system in the US ended up making the lives of my kids great. All that I had to do was give them a traditional education in reading [phonics] and math [times tables, no calculators] and they were years ahead of their [now dumbed-down] grade level, got into good colleges, and got good degrees. And my kids were no Einsteins - they could care less about doing school work and it often took some ‘tough love’ to get them away from their toys [obviously they didn’t have video games or internet access], but it was dumbing down of all the other kids that made it so easy for them - Had this been 50 years ago, or Japan/China/India/Russia today, my kids would have been average, at best. So, in a way, I don’t really care if our education system improves, since if it doesn’t, my grand kids will again have a huge advantage over ‘normally-educated’ kids.
But most people, virtually everyone that knows my kids, what they’ve done, how they were educated...still send their kids to the public schools [but they do drive nicer cars than us, that’s for sure!]
Conservatives punted education to the Left and don’t seem to have any serious interest in getting it back. The really wealthy simply send their kids to expensive private schools, so they don’t give a crap. The Upper Middle Class live in ‘wonderful’ neighborhoods, with ‘wonderful’ schools, at least that’s they believe, so they don’t want anything to change, and so they elect people, mostly Republicans, but who keep the Leftist education system in place, and of course Democrats have no interest in improving anything.
Stalemate.
“Thousands of talented and gifted students, shown prejudice because they were NOT Hispanic or black, will have nowhere to go to simply sit quietly and learn unless their parents can spring for private schools.”
I recently posted about one of our younger relatives getting accepted in 8 engineering colleges after 4 years in a good
private school.
His parents and other parents were holding a cul de sac party recently, and the parents of the kids in the public school wondered how that happened. Their ‘smarte’ kids had not been accepted at any Cal college or university.
Hi mother pointed out all of the new and expensive SUV’s in
the driveways in the cul de sac and then their 12 year old SUV in their driveway.
She said it was a matter of priorities and choices.
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