To: Jakarta ex-pat
The reason public school students aren’t faring as well as they should is because they are being lead by politicians and education bureaucrats who care more about politics and political correctness than they do about educating America’s youth. As an exercise, find the mistake in grammar in this sentence, Ollie.
To: thesharkboy
One reason public school students aren’t faring as well as they should is that they are being lead by politicians and education bureaucrats that care more about politics and political correctness than they do about educating America’s youth.
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08/29/2003 9:17:12 AM PDT by
ImaGraftedBranch
(Education starts in the home. Education stops in the public schools)
To: thesharkboy
The reason public school students aren’t faring as well as they should, is because they are being lead by politicians and education bureaucrats who care more about politics and political correctness, than they do about educating America’s youth. How's that?
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