Fillerguy
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I can't find this but what was the exam results last year?
Fury as ZERO children at 13 Baltimore state schools pass math exam
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Secure Da Bag
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If @Paper Boi is correct and it is the pandemic, then I say give the Superintendent 2 years to turn things around. If there's not a marked improvement by year 3, then it's time to
Majority of the blame goes to the PARENTS, that's one the issues now people pointing fingers when it's everyones fault
It's still both parents fault. Abandoning your kids it's a legit excuse
There has to be some type of scam going on, not one kid passed? This is too odd.
Gave up my 30s to make sure I did everything possible so my kids wouldn’t end up like those retards
It’s that real
We at war and nikkas still on middle school time
Excelling schools don't make this excuse. Parent engagement isn't the easiest thing to enable for schools. It's more of a luxury, not a mandate.
Schools can only control what they can control. They have to work with the kids where they are... regardless if their parents aren't shyt or not. If kids can only be good at math or any other subject because of their parents, then that means the school and staff really ain't shyt.
Marlow Stanfield
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"School aint for everybody 
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Yeah 13 school. Its impossible they are all enrolled 100% students with aint shyt parents. this is on the schools.
This sentence is crucial. Parents are busy, not present, and kids are given phones/tablets in pre-k. Then we wonder why they have such a hard time focusing and being able to even pay attention in a classroom setting.
Kids don't take education seriously, blame whoever. I have 2 nephews with all the access to resources they need, both fukking up. One threw away a D-1 college football career because he wants to smoke, the other might not even graduate from high school.
shyt is crazy depressing.
shyt is crazy depressing.
In the article, they said that the kids showed growth from previous years. So from the school districts POV, they can say they are seeing progress year over year.
Fillerguy
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The article isn't clear. Its sounds like this has been a problem for 6 years.In the article, they said that the kids showed growth from previous years. So from the school districts POV, they can say they are seeing progress year over year.
Yep, I have family that had a D1 track scholarship and pissed it away. Didn't have the work ethic to train, didn't have the focus to stay on top of their work without Mom and Dad on them, ended up going on academic probation and after underperforming in competition, the coaches were like...
Very depressing shyt