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What are rats trying to do?
Bendintheriver
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Baltimore has the 4th highest funded school system in in the USA. DC, Boston and NY are 1-3. $21,600 spent per student. Think about that. 25 students in one class. That is $540,000.
Rats have controlled the school systems in rat enclaves for decades. I understand that parents are a big part but the failures here, but the inability or desire to even teach basics is astounding. The stats in the linked article are mind blowing.
So what is the end game here? It has taken decades of corruption and complicity on the part of rats to get to this point. Where does it go from here? Schools are failing in most rat run districts, what is it they are trying to accomplish? Rats won't allow school choice. What is it they are trying to do?
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/clearly-cover-baltimore-parents-fight-back-city-schools-rapid-academic-decline
That's $1.62 billion a year in Baltimore City Public Schools, to be exact. Baltimore has the fourth-highest funded large school system in the nation, behind only New York, Boston and Washington, D.C. Charm City's school budget increased 16% this school year, according to the city.
All that money — approximately $21,600 per student — isn't adding up to better outcomes. Baltimore had the lowest graduation rate across Maryland during the last school year. At one high school, 77% of students read at an elementary or kindergarten level.
And in February, FOX45's Project Baltimore broke the news that 23 schools had zero students score proficient on a state math exam. The state then removed the data and re-uploaded a heavily-redacted version.
"I think that they're trying to hide that the public school system is in worse shape than we thought," a whistleblower who previously worked in the Maryland State Department of Education told Project Baltimore.
Rats have controlled the school systems in rat enclaves for decades. I understand that parents are a big part but the failures here, but the inability or desire to even teach basics is astounding. The stats in the linked article are mind blowing.
So what is the end game here? It has taken decades of corruption and complicity on the part of rats to get to this point. Where does it go from here? Schools are failing in most rat run districts, what is it they are trying to accomplish? Rats won't allow school choice. What is it they are trying to do?
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/clearly-cover-baltimore-parents-fight-back-city-schools-rapid-academic-decline
That's $1.62 billion a year in Baltimore City Public Schools, to be exact. Baltimore has the fourth-highest funded large school system in the nation, behind only New York, Boston and Washington, D.C. Charm City's school budget increased 16% this school year, according to the city.
All that money — approximately $21,600 per student — isn't adding up to better outcomes. Baltimore had the lowest graduation rate across Maryland during the last school year. At one high school, 77% of students read at an elementary or kindergarten level.
And in February, FOX45's Project Baltimore broke the news that 23 schools had zero students score proficient on a state math exam. The state then removed the data and re-uploaded a heavily-redacted version.
"I think that they're trying to hide that the public school system is in worse shape than we thought," a whistleblower who previously worked in the Maryland State Department of Education told Project Baltimore.