Local homeless are still piling up trash in the urban core . . . Faith communities continue to try and provide help and outreach . . . Now the NEXTGEN confronts a life lesson in the cycle of poverty. Take a look:
School districts facing a growing problem - student homelessness
Hide Transcript Show Transcript WEBVTT IF YOU ARE HEADING OUT, TAKE IT EASY. JOHNNY ROWLANDS, NEWSCHOPPER 9. BACK TO YOU IN THE STUDIO. LARA: KMBC 9'S KELEIGH GIBBS -- STEVEN: STUDENTS WHO ARE HOMELESS. IT IS A GROWING ISSUE LOCAL SCHOOLS FACE.
Would be nice if they put in an effort to find the student's parents, mom and dad, and determine why the stuent's are homeless. Teach the parents how to be parents and provide for their kids.
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ReplyDeleteParents never forced to take any responsibility is why this issue persists.
Combine sky-high commercial and residential rents in homogenized, gentrified urban areas and sharp declines in the incomes of the limited populace who can afford gentrified urban areas and what do you get?
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ReplyDeleteCall Division of Family Services.
Homeless girls are easy.
ReplyDeleteRemember when the KANSAS CITY ATHEIST COALITION tried to set back the CITY UNION MISSION because the Mission didn't want them passing out hate literature. Batch of vicious arrogant punks let by a CLOWN!
ReplyDeleteIsn't stringy haired Josh the President of that group? He used to dress up as Jesus, or one of the group did, and mock people at the INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF PRAYER convention. But just try showing up at a local atheist group and saying shot they don't approve of! Go ahead, try it! LOL!
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