The President has made it a top priority to provide a complete and competitive education for all Americans – from cradle to career. The White House
Just like we've been telling you we're going to do for the last 50 years.
In the nearly 60 years since the Brown v.Board of Education decision put America on a path toward equal educational opportunity, America’s educational system has undergone a remarkable transformation. Many African American children who attended substandard, segregated schools in the 1950s have grown up to see their children attend integrated and effective elementary and secondary schools, colleges, and universities.
(and those blacks in segregated schools could read and do higher math as well as understand the scientific method)
Nonetheless, substantial obstacles to equal educational opportunity still remain in America’s school systems. Disproportionately, students of color, including African Americans, lag in equal access to highly effective teachers and principals, safe schools, and challenging college-preparatory classes. And they experience school discipline and referrals to special education at higher rates than their peers.
Umm- Ok Val you got us there.
Is this new bureaucracy of yours going to try to do anything about that whole "Acting white" thing when black kids actually TRY to learn anything?
What about that whole single mother,welfare dependency, gangbanging attitude? Or is that another Presidential Order to start another Federal bureaucracy?
those blacks in segregated schools could read and do higher math as well as understand the scientific method
ReplyDeleteBut it was because their parents showed the example where now the vast majority don't do so, because it's welfare forever. Just a crying shame.
Black kids in private schools do well academically until they are exposed to the Urban ghetto influence peddlers who belittle them and they are forced/threatened to conform to a lifestyle that denigrates academic achievement and celebrates the lowest forms of thuggish behavior.
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