Too Many Laws Not enough Good educators! What does the Dept of Education do and why do we pay them?


	Too Many Laws Not enough Good educators! What does the Dept of Education do and why do we pay them?

mzshirl

10-29-2007 10:51 PM

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school, dropout, nclb, minoritys

mzshirl says:

As long as school can opporate there schools anyway they want to simply with a board that is united, and a superintendent, and principle that teachers that have to go along with what ever the School boards want we will never have quality education in our country! Mz Shirl

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11-1-2007 1:14 PM

BobbyDelray

Shouldn't we as American's be ashamed that we are allowing this situation to persist? It is not new by the way.

Good clip.

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