No positions at risk but I feel bad for people that have positions and use @CharlesSchwab ThinkorSwim. A class action lawsuit is warrantied. The platform is 'experiencing issues' with this type of market selloff. Wow.
Shilo, Shedeur, & Deion Sanders Jr. are purchasing Coach Prime a new home in Colorado!
Shilo and Shedeur will be declaring for the 2025 NFL draft after one final season with the Colorado Buffaloes in 2024. They wanted to ensure pops was okay while they are away chasing their NFL dreams.
Shedeur Sanders to Coach Prime:
"Your life's complete now man."
Coach Prime response:
"We gotta win, that's when it's complete!"
Coach Prime remains focused even during his blessings. He will remain in Colorado and complete his mission to win it all!
Full Video Here via @WellOffForever: https://t.co/nRRccS3y57
#SkoBuffs #WeComing
It's crazy how many people want to see LeBron James fail.
Even when 8th graders fail a math test, it's seen as a failure for LeBron. Like he's LeTeacher or something.
"0% of 8th graders in LeBron's 'I Promise' School have passed the state's math exam since 2018."
The most important thing when a new headline comes out isn't the information that's mentioned, but the information that is deliberately left out.
Let's be clear: ZERO students passing is a bad thing. But there's more to this story mainstream media doesn't want you to hear:
🔸To qualify for the 'I Promise' School you must come from the bottom 25% of the state's reading exam.
🔸28% of students at the school have a disability.
🔸Most admitted students are not proficient in math at their grade level. They are years behind coming in.
🔸42% of these students progressed a full year in math, but they're not proficient at their grade level yet.
🔸The entire country is seeing reading and math test scores plummet since the pandemic.
🔸Overall, reading and math scores throughout America have been significantly declining since 2012.
Anyone can find this information, but most won't bother considering the only reason they're talking about 8th-grade math in the first place is because it's linked to a celebrity.
LeBron's mission is not just to make 13-year-olds pass an exam. The bigger purpose of his school is to attack a generational education issue in America. An issue where at-risk kids don't get the classrooms, teachers, and opportunities LeBron is providing at his school.
But the internet just doesn't seem to care…🤷🏽♂️