Thursday, October 18, 2012

TKC OVERNIGHT: KANSAS CITY MAYOR SLY READS TO "SCHOLARS" IN NKC!!!



Kansas City's Mayor Sly takes a moment to read to students in a much nicer part of the metro area in a district that hasn't lost accreditation.

LINC description on VIMEO:

"On Friday, Oct. 12, Kansas City, Missouri Mayor Sly James visited Topping Elementary in the North Kansas City School District to read to students in the LINC after-school program. Students were also given one book donated by Rosen Publishing and the Mid-Continent Public Library. In attendance were Superintendent Dr. Todd White and NKCSD board members."

Topping students read books with Mayor James

Remember that Mayor Sly's reading program (actually, a pretty good idea) came about in the aftermath of Mayor Sly's failed effort to takeover the KCPS.

And that might be the lesson Mayor Sly can teach all of Kansas City. Time after time he manages to pull out a victory from the jaws of defeat . . . It's an inspiring tale that's much nicer than the costly "little engine that could" otherwise known at the Downtown Toy Train Streetcar nightmare.

DEVELOPING . . .

10 Comments:

Superdave said...

More PR BS by a clown who has no business being a Mayor

Anonymous said...

ouch.

Anonymous said...

Still waiting for him to pull that weight-loss victory from the jaws of defeat......

Anonymous said...

I think he's just gonna swallow that one.

Anonymous said...

whole.

Anonymous said...

Sly can read????????????????????

Anonymous said...

Someone needs to read to the "scholars", they can't read for themselves. Stupid, little fucks.

Anonymous said...

See Tyrone.
See Tyrone with his gun.
See Tyrone shoot his neighbor and steal his car
See Officer White
See Tyrone run
Run Tyrone run
See Officer White with his gun
See Officer White shoot Tyrone
See Tyrone fall
See Tyrone die
See the ACLU arrive
The ACLU says Ofificer White violated Tyrone's Civil Rights

Anonymous said...

Can he also repair the broken fire hydrants?

Anonymous said...

I sooooooooo tickled that we finally got a mayor who can read at grade school level.