Did you miss it?
Today was a "National Day of Action" for educators around the country to agitate for attention to the shamefully necrotic education system in the United States of America. Apparently the Lotto is not covering school costs as much as everyone though it would. Surprise.
Here in California, where 1 in 8 American school children are educated, we are running a race to the bottom, desperately competing with Mississippi and Guam for the title of most mediocre school system. At the rate we're going, we might just win it! If we can gut the schools enough, its homeschooling for everyone!!
The Golden State, with an economy larger than most countries, has decided that education is not such a priority after all. How the mighty have fallen. This is how.
Be afraid, be very afraid.
Today was a "National Day of Action" for educators around the country to agitate for attention to the shamefully necrotic education system in the United States of America. Apparently the Lotto is not covering school costs as much as everyone though it would. Surprise.
Here in California, where 1 in 8 American school children are educated, we are running a race to the bottom, desperately competing with Mississippi and Guam for the title of most mediocre school system. At the rate we're going, we might just win it! If we can gut the schools enough, its homeschooling for everyone!!
The Golden State, with an economy larger than most countries, has decided that education is not such a priority after all. How the mighty have fallen. This is how.
Be afraid, be very afraid.
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