[bitt]

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[nycteacher]

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Its school system often lets down gifted students, running without an accelerated program in an eighth of its districts.
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Not anymore. Mayor deCommio just eliminated it from all districts

[NormsRevenge]

How many trillions have been poured down the sewer drains of our inner cities and continue to flow?

What’s the cost of the Great Society likely to end up being and who really has benefited the most and suffered the worst?

It seems to have grown so immense, no one even notices it anymore.

[Sicon]

New York spends more than double the national average per pupil at $28,800 annually.

You could send them all to some decent private schools for that, or even less. Meanwhile, I see public school teachers and “administrators” driving around in new Mercedes all the time...

[Sicon]

Former residents of New York or Los Angeles must ask themselves whether or not they will keep voting for the same public policy that caused them to leave.

Of course they‘ll keep voting for it, they’re literally RETARDED (look it up).

[sauropod]

Looks like kristinn has hit the big time.

[central_va]

DC. No other city is worse.

[GOP Poet]

bookmark

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***These are New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Washington, Portland, Oakland and Chicago.***

Each has it’s own BOSS TWEED raking in the dough.

[HotKat]

There is not one city in the WORLD that you could pay me to visit. I thank God every day that we live in a small town in the Heart of Dixie.

[Paladin2]

Would those include Las Vegas, Phoenix, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Detroit and Milwaukee?

Just sayin’.

[DoughtyOne]

Let me guess before I read it. Red states...

Has to be.

Just saw Texas rated as the 28th best place in the nation to
live for families yesterday.

Can’t believe they missed putting it in the lowest 10%.

[DoughtyOne]

The government can never grasp why things are do bad, when
they’ve spent so much time implementing Communist fixes.

Free enterprise fixes always seem to work, but that would be
bad for ‘the cause’ so they ignore them.

[DoughtyOne]

Education is touched on again.

I’d bet a $10 spot that education people who devised
the last five fixes for education that failed, will now be
directed to come up with a fix.

They will. In three years they’ll be asked to do it again.

Capable people need not apply...

[BatGuano]

A long time ago, maybe 60 years, the teachers were pitied because their pay seemed on the low side. They were even compared with garbage collector’s pay.
Well, that has changed significantly!!!!
Now, educators, in some districts, are making six figure incomes and retiring in style. Administrators, such as Superintendents, are RETIRING ON $500,000 per year!

One reason is that our dollar has lost so much in purchasing power. OK, I’ll give that but still, I ask,
Who is watching the store?

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

WTH. I see Kristin Tate on the original.

[Clemenza]

Dallas and Houston elect corporate Democrats and uncle Toms.

[aquila48]

Not surprised.

[A strike]

Hmmm...
Who’s running those cities ?

[Albion Wilde]

The byline at the link is Kristin Tate, not Kristinn Taylor.