A glimmer of hope for our most beleaguered local educational system . . . Here's what might be good news or maybe just an indication of lower standards and Missouri wanting to pass along the problem to more people . . . Checkit:
Kansas City Public Schools Could Be Fully Accredited Next Year, State Board President Says
Kansas City Public Schools Could Be Fully Accredited Next Year, State Board President Says
Finally some KCMO school district conditional graduates found their way on to State Board of Education so that than can personally accredit their educations. Love it when a plan comes together. Accreditation for all.
ReplyDeleteThis is aN article written by kcur, there’s no reason to believe anything they say
ReplyDeleteThis is crazy. Celebrating accreditation. It's like Kansas City celebrating that there aren't any homicides on a certain day. The schools have been so awful for so long, that any time there isn't bad news about the school system is cause for celebration. Other districtsin the area have full accreditation, and that should be the standard. Should KC residents jump for joy? What they really need is to gerrymander the district and separate out all of the schools that perform poorly due to a population density that doesn't value education or see any reason to do well in school. I fully expect this statement to be above the comprehension level of most of the Kansas City public school district graduates in the last three or four decades.
ReplyDeleteGuess the plan worked to have the teachers fill in all the tests instead of the dummy kids?
ReplyDeleteIf they only knew that most kids in the KCPS are illiterate but graduate anyway.
ReplyDeleteHA HA HA HA HA HA HA
ReplyDeleteEither this is a lie or it's rigged big time. NO FLIPPING WAY!
^^^ they know because the more kids they graduate the more federal money they get, they don’t care unless it starts taking money away from them
ReplyDeleteFirst, they will have to roust everyone out of the Board of Education building just before they torch it. Then they get rid of all the white teachers and the few white students still in the district. After that....I don't know. Set up schools to cater to the majority/minority population with all minority teachers and administrators. Pour millions of dollars into the hole that is the KCSD. There ya go....
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