Here, I suspect, is where a number of our Republican friends are. Reason #2: “I want to make money off of your schools.” And remember, for us to trust you, you have to trust us as well, enough to listen to us and to include us in the decision-making. Then maybe we’ll believe that you belong under this heading, even when you bring wrong-headed “solutions” to the table. So, Republican politicians (and Democrats too, for that matter), if you want us to believe your heart is in the right place, and you really do want to “fix” things, then listen to the people on the ground when they tell you what works: smaller class sizes, higher teacher retention, full-time aides, and so on. As Rachel Maddow says: Don’t listen to their words instead, pay attention to their actions. I refuse to paint all politicians with the broad brush of “school destroyers.” But I also refuse to believe, without proof, that their professed love for teachers and public schools are worth any more than their thoughts and prayers after school shootings. They’d be (mostly) wrong, but again, their intent would be to make things better. They may believe that charter schools are a magic bullet. They’d be wrong, but at least their intent would be good. They may think high-stakes testing will improve achievement. But let’s be honest – some of them really do want to help. This, of course, is what all “reformers” say about their actions around our schools. There are, I think, three distinct reasons that Republicans are attacking our public schools and mounting an attempt to destroy public education itself.
The destruction of the public school system.Īll of these things have been happening for years all of them are now accelerating in frequency and intensity and all of them seem to be led by Republicans.
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A school – if they themselves are okay to grow up stupid, why bomb our schools?” said 60-year-old resident Oleksandr. “All this makes me feel sick … Monsters, simply monsters, there is no other word. In the industrialised Donbas region of eastern Ukraine, Russian missiles hit the industrial zone of Kramatorsk and electricity was cut in some parts of the city, Mayor Oleksandr Honcharenko wrote on Facebook.Ī Russian strike destroyed a school in Donbas on Wednesday. Russian forces targeted a number of civilian facilities in the southern city of Mykolaiv on Thursday, Mayor Oleksandr Senkevych said on the messaging app Telegram. Ukrainian officials said there had been sustained shelling across several cities. “Its task will be to carry out general monitoring and coordination of safe navigation in the Black Sea,” Zelenskiy’s Chief of Staff Andriy Yermak said on Twitter.Īpart from being major global wheat suppliers, Russia is also a large fertiliser exporter and Ukraine a significant producer of corn and sunflower oil.Ī deal is seen as vital for food security, notably among developing nations, and for stabilising markets.īut Guterres warned there was still “a long way to go” before there would be peace talks to end the war. Turkey and Ukraine said a joint coordination centre with Russia and the United Nations would be set up. In the coming days we will agree on the details with the UN secretary general.”
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