So today, Kathy Hochul only the governor of New York, had question about why Hatchet Man was released without any cash bail. Well, she is just a dem leftard governor so I guess there is a chance she is so stupid that she doesn't know that no cash bail is an article of faith among leftards and particular with George Soros approved prosecutors. If she wasn't dumber than a bag of hammers, then a responsible person would say that no cash bail was an utter failure and the policy should be replaced with a focus on keeping violent and repeat offenders in jail where they belong. But that isn't how leftards and RINOs work.
Released without bail. Doesn't seem to be a lot of concern by NYC officials that he might just return and really do a real job on the poor folks at McDonald's. Now, if someone had pulled out a concealed weapon and shot the guy threatening the white girl, he would have become another St. George Floyd and the shooter would be in jail.
Go figure. Good thing that the dems want to keep the poor and non-Asian minority kids in the high quality social justice focused Seattle school district. Just need a few more administrators and any remaining problems will be solved.
Asian-American and affluent parents are"quiet quitting" Seattle Public Schools, writes Seattle Times columnist Danny Westneat.
Overall, enrollment fell from pre-pandemic levels by 13 percent among Asian students, 9 percent for whites, 5 percent for Blacks and 4 percent for Hispanics, state education data show. Middle- and high-income families left at twice the rate (10%) as low-income families. Elementary school enrollment is way down.
Westneat asked parents why they're pulling their kids out.
“Because the kids were at home we could see what they were working on, and we wanted more acceleration than that,” an Asian-American parent told him.
"Many parents have become frustrated with the SPS curriculum," said a parent at a school that lost 40 percent of its students.
The district angered some parents when it decided to stop grouping "highly capable" students together for "advanced learning."
“If you have a kid who is doing well academically, and you want to accelerate them, SPS may not be the place for you,” said a parent whose child's elementary school lost 25 percent of its students.
"Twelve elementary schools in the city lost more than 100 students," writes Westneat. "Licton Springs K-8, was down to just four third graders when school ended in June." (The school stresses "Native experiences, cultures and historical perspectives" and "social justice education.")
Seattle Public Schools students scored above the state average on the latest round of standardized tests, he points out. That's not good enough for these parents. They want more. Without their children in public schools, scores are likely to fall.
Seattle teachers settled with the district after a week-long strike, reports Mike Antonucci. The district is adding staff while losing students. Compared to 2013-14, there are 1,725 fewer students and 1,711 more employees.
Thus prompting an even greater disparity in test scores between Asians, Whites and Blacks and Hispanics. Don't worry, the left has that covered. Systemic white racism is to blame.
Amazing, that college students who have been indoctrinated for all of their educational career about the need for diversity and the respect of all individuals have, for some unknown reason, a huge reservoir of hate for Christians, Mormons and MAGA conservatives. And then, our supposed educational leaders are supposedly shocked when that hatred is unleashed.
cant wait to see what the stanford band does when byu plays down there to end the season.
No GOP candidate should get through their primary without promising to vote against Mitch the Bitch. Why does he have power? Nobody likes him except his Chinese shipping company in-laws
The future. Expensive unreliable with huge batteries manufactured by the chicoms and/or by others using minerals mined by the environmentally sensitive chicoms.
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Asian-American and affluent parents are"quiet quitting" Seattle Public Schools, writes Seattle Times columnist Danny Westneat.
Overall, enrollment fell from pre-pandemic levels by 13 percent among Asian students, 9 percent for whites, 5 percent for Blacks and 4 percent for Hispanics, state education data show. Middle- and high-income families left at twice the rate (10%) as low-income families. Elementary school enrollment is way down.
Westneat asked parents why they're pulling their kids out.
“Because the kids were at home we could see what they were working on, and we wanted more acceleration than that,” an Asian-American parent told him.
"Many parents have become frustrated with the SPS curriculum," said a parent at a school that lost 40 percent of its students.
The district angered some parents when it decided to stop grouping "highly capable" students together for "advanced learning."
“If you have a kid who is doing well academically, and you want to accelerate them, SPS may not be the place for you,” said a parent whose child's elementary school lost 25 percent of its students.
"Twelve elementary schools in the city lost more than 100 students," writes Westneat. "Licton Springs K-8, was down to just four third graders when school ended in June." (The school stresses "Native experiences, cultures and historical perspectives" and "social justice education.")
Seattle Public Schools students scored above the state average on the latest round of standardized tests, he points out. That's not good enough for these parents. They want more. Without their children in public schools, scores are likely to fall.
Seattle teachers settled with the district after a week-long strike, reports Mike Antonucci. The district is adding staff while losing students. Compared to 2013-14, there are 1,725 fewer students and 1,711 more employees.
Win unless we lose
Win big and lose when you have an advantage - that is the Republican way
Lather, Rinse, Repeat.
Retire this swamp creature.
i sorry, im so, so sorry.
We SUPport DeMoCracy
Bunch of retards