Posted on 03/14/2021 10:13:24 AM PDT by EinNYC
Incoming NYC Schools Chancellor Meisha Ross Porter became a rising star in the city Department of Education despite spending just 1-1/2 years as a teacher, causing some educators to debate her qualifications to run the nation’s largest school system.
Porter, a community organizer before joining the DOE, helped create the Bronx School for Law, Government and Justice in 1997, the first in the Urban Assembly non-profit network of more than 20 city schools.
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Sending your kid to a NYC public school under this big mouthed black activist, a la Stacey Abrams, etc., will be committing murder to their brain. They will learn nothing but hate, bigotry, how to hustle others for money like "reparations", how to be an entitled "victim", etc. The system already graduates thousands of illiterate math-befuddled non-critical-thinkers every year, unable to hold jobs for lack of useful skills and bad attitudes--what do you think will happen under this "activist" without the minimal qualifications in charge of the schools? This is beyond disgraceful.
The only thing she needs to know is how to get money to the Democrat Party.
As long as a box gets checked, it’s all good. Qualifications? Have you seen the buydung appointees? 😨🐎💩
“...she has years of experience as a community activist, which in NO way qualifies her for schools Chancellor.”
> just 1-1/2 years as a teacher <
This just might be the new normal, at least in the big cities. The last two superintendents in my school district had a combined total of zero years teaching experience. And it showed - all they generated was one failed program after another.
But boy, could they talk a good game.
Right on right on right on. And the same thing is going on with the fancy NYC private schools - even the church schools that used to be quite rigorous, like Grace Church School.
Terrible situation.
A few clicks brings you to the reason. Two quotas fulfilled. Dozens of qualified persons thrown in the trash.
On the flipside, we need to change the rules that say only doctorates in education can be school superintendents and principles.
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