You're such a fucking liar it is totally laughable.
This was just reported last week:
[FONT="]Over a 34-year career in Coachella Valley Unified and Desert Sands Unified schools, Bryan was allowed to continue teaching despite 15 students reporting him for inappropriate touching over five separate occasions. Bryan kept teaching until 2012, when he was arrested for touching eight more students, then resigned amid a police investigation that eventually sent him to prison.[/FONT]
You're an utter dumb fuck who makes shit up on the Internet
16 New York Teachers Accused Of Sexual Misconduct Still Teaching, City Struggles To Fire Them
"No red tape!!!"
Fucking idiot.
BARNEGAT — A Barnegat teacher accused of touching a 12-year-old's breasts and other lewd conduct may be returned to the classroom after an arbitrator ruled the school district failed to properly detail the claims made by students.
Fifteen kids reported this pedophile. They left him in the classroom anyway.
I could probably get a private school teaching job tomorrow with no certificate in hand.
You couldn't get a job mopping the floors you pathetic dumbass.
Good thing teachers are removed with no red tape when there is sexual misconduct!!!
[h=1]Why heroin and classroom sex aren’t enough to get teachers fired anymore[/h]
This idiot has literally never been right about anything.
[h=1]Why heroin and classroom sex aren’t enough to get teachers fired anymore[/h]
This idiot has literally never been right about anything.
So that I don't address the cat fight going on, I'll focus on the initial posts in this thread that are just a bunch of subjective comments. My thoughts are that I don't agree for a second that public schools are on even par with parochial schools. I base most of my comment on what I saw first hand in San Francisco growing up and how it has continued to get worse. We have one gem in regards to public schools and that's Lowell. You can group the rest of them in the average to sub-par category. I also find the sports comments laughable as most parochial schools in my area would beat public schools across the board in all the major sports. De La Salle High School, for example, is known nationally for its football program and would mop the floor with any public schools. We have many talented parochial schools with very good basketball teams that could do the same.
Ultimately I believe it is the teachers unions that have brought education down in San Francisco and given CA a 47th ranking in Education. Part of the problem is exactly what was described in the little cat fight that started...you simply can't get rid of bad teachers. The other complaint I've heard is the quality of students that public schools teach (mostly those that speak English as a 2nd language). The problem with that complaint is it's hypocrisy at its finest since the majority of those teachers would simply prefer to have open borders and have voted accordingly to support that (sorry, can't have your cake and eat it too).
I've seen studies supporting both sides on which system better prepares students for college and the work environment (and not interested in arguing about it for another 30 pages like the health care arguments). But the common thread I've seen in most studies supporting public schools is they always try to throw in some adjustments/disclaimers pulling out some of their students from the mix and claiming they are an anomaly. With that said, CA contributes roughly $11k in tax money per student for education. Most of the Democrats in this area claim that it's not enough and things would improve if only we could increase that number (typical throw money at the problem solution that Democrats always come up with that never fixes anything). In doing the math for my area, if a family were given a cumulative pot of $11k per year, it would be enough money to said their kids to parochial schools from kindergarten through high school. And given that opportunity, I don't know a parent in my area that wouldn't do it.
Ultimately I believe it is the teachers unions that have brought education down in San Francisco and given CA a 47th ranking in Education. Part of the problem is exactly what was described in the little cat fight that started...you simply can't get rid of bad teachers. The other complaint I've heard is the quality of students that public schools teach (mostly those that speak English as a 2nd language). The problem with that complaint is it's hypocrisy at its finest since the majority of those teachers would simply prefer to have open borders and have voted accordingly to support that (sorry, can't have your cake and eat it too).
I've seen studies supporting both sides on which system better prepares students for college and the work environment (and not interested in arguing about it for another 30 pages like the health care arguments). But the common thread I've seen in most studies supporting public schools is they always try to throw in some adjustments/disclaimers pulling out some of their students from the mix and claiming they are an anomaly. With that said, CA contributes roughly $11k in tax money per student for education. Most of the Democrats in this area claim that it's not enough and things would improve if only we could increase that number (typical throw money at the problem solution that Democrats always come up with that never fixes anything). In doing the math for my area, if a family were given a cumulative pot of $11k per year, it would be enough money to said their kids to parochial schools from kindergarten through high school. And given that opportunity, I don't know a parent in my area that wouldn't do it.
New ‘Social Justice’ Math Class Teaches Kids That Math Is Evil, Dehumanizing
"Mathematical ethics recognizes that, for centuries, mathematics has been used as a dehumanizing tool… mathematics formulae also differentiate between the classifications of a war or a genocide and have been used to trick indigenous peoples out of land and property."
"Mathematical ethics recognizes that, for centuries, mathematics has been used as a dehumanizing tool… mathematics formulae also differentiate between the classifications of a war or a genocide and have been used to trick indigenous peoples out of land and property."
