@ElectChadStall Right…
Public educators are always criticized for protecting children. And, now you’re criticizing for simply sharing the good. Whatever. Move on with that garbage.
@MargoinWNC Who are “they” use speak of? It’s not coming from the American public schools. However, we definitely face some radical teachings coming from the privates and charters. The kids who return to us share it all.
@BlkNtvTerraFFVI@MrDavidAngelo@nhannahjones Obviously, you are a wall of ignorance.
The fact is that private schools do not have a measure of success. They return students often to public schools for behavior, sometimes for making threats toward their school. They don’t disclose this to the police or public schools.
@nhannahjones In North Carolina. $625 million has been allocated for school vouchers for the upcoming school year while only $35 million toward school safety last school year. But yet, legislatures say school safety is fully funded and safety is the very top priority.
The reason y’all can cite the data you claim shows public schools are failing is because they are public and must test, collect and release data. You actually have no idea how private schools stack up because they can do what they want and keep all data, if they even collect it, private.
Receipts to go with Mr. Green’s warning:
Here’s the Republican candidate for NC superintendent calling for President Obama to be executed on pay-per-view television. #nced#ncpol