cheka.
23rd October 2016, 08:14 AM
note the focus on 'closing the gap'. that means spending every penny available trying to get the negroes to pass the test. it also means hampering the white students -- trying to close the gap working on both sides of the chasm. seen it first hand in our local mixed race skool district. the only thing that matters is how many deadwood negroes pass the test.
the teachers are a reflection of their bosses aspirations for promotions, bonuses, and raises. they all hinge on how many nigs pass the test.
this is one of the ways the dept of education is attacking the good students - by forcing resources AWAY from them in favor of the pathetic unmotivated losers that are the future drug dealers, street thugs, prisoners, and ebt slaves
http://abcnews.go.com/US/thousands-seattle-teachers-wear-black-lives-matter-shirts/story?id=42938842
Thousands of teachers donned "Black Lives Matter" t-shirts in Seattle yesterday to show support for students of color in their community, according to the union.
"We have the fifth-largest opportunity gap between our African-American and our white students in the country," Phyllis Campano, the president of the Seattle Education Association told ABC News today, "So we know, as educators, that we need to show our kids that we believe in them, and we set high expectations for them."
"It's not really about Black Lives Matter as a movement, but about how black lives matter in our schools," Campano said, "it is not about the t-shirts, it is about how we support our students of color in our community."
Campano said that they are still trying to finalize numbers, but she estimates a few thousand teachers in about 80 schools donned t-shirts yesterday to show support for Seattle's black students. In addition to wearing the t-shirts, many schools also held workshops after school and events to discuss issues of racism and civil rights, but these events varied school-to-school.
http://a.abcnews.com/images/US/KOMO_Seattle_teachers_BLM_tshirts_jrl_161020_16x9_ 992.jpg
the teachers are a reflection of their bosses aspirations for promotions, bonuses, and raises. they all hinge on how many nigs pass the test.
this is one of the ways the dept of education is attacking the good students - by forcing resources AWAY from them in favor of the pathetic unmotivated losers that are the future drug dealers, street thugs, prisoners, and ebt slaves
http://abcnews.go.com/US/thousands-seattle-teachers-wear-black-lives-matter-shirts/story?id=42938842
Thousands of teachers donned "Black Lives Matter" t-shirts in Seattle yesterday to show support for students of color in their community, according to the union.
"We have the fifth-largest opportunity gap between our African-American and our white students in the country," Phyllis Campano, the president of the Seattle Education Association told ABC News today, "So we know, as educators, that we need to show our kids that we believe in them, and we set high expectations for them."
"It's not really about Black Lives Matter as a movement, but about how black lives matter in our schools," Campano said, "it is not about the t-shirts, it is about how we support our students of color in our community."
Campano said that they are still trying to finalize numbers, but she estimates a few thousand teachers in about 80 schools donned t-shirts yesterday to show support for Seattle's black students. In addition to wearing the t-shirts, many schools also held workshops after school and events to discuss issues of racism and civil rights, but these events varied school-to-school.
http://a.abcnews.com/images/US/KOMO_Seattle_teachers_BLM_tshirts_jrl_161020_16x9_ 992.jpg