Posted on 08/06/2013 5:16:20 PM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
L.A. Unified and seven other California school districts on Tuesday won relief from some strict and costly provisions of federal education law.
Besides Los Angeles, the school districts are Long Beach, Santa Ana, Fresno, Oakland, Sacramento, San Francisco and Sanger.
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Kinda' defeats the purpose.
Why not? They evidently believe they have a waiver on educating the kids.
waivers for everyone
Just like ObamaCare, waivers for liberals
NCLB needs to be repealed. The Federal government has no business involving itself in education.
You might be right but certainly local districts aren’t getting it done either.
I don’t know how things could have gotten any worse before NCLB at least stopped social promotions
and at least more children were learning to read
Sounds like they’re planning on leaving some kids behind.
Could importing too many non-English speakers be a factor?
Si
And these areas are heavily Mestizo, non-English speaking, and English-Refusal areas. Of course, throw in some token Blacks.
Need waivers for people who refuse to learn
Sanger is a suburb of Fresno, which is the California version of Detroit - closed businesses, bad economy, high unemployment, gangs everywhere, high crime rate, etc...
Fresno = Detroilet, just a smaller version.
Also, LA, LB, SF, Oakland are all epitomes of liberal policy failures.
IDK about Santa Ana, but I’ve been to the six other cities and they are all heavily Dem with a lot of “diversity”
“Diversity” = “Whites not welcomed here.”
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