[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On Nov 13, 11:52 am, ScottW wrote:
On Nov 12, 10:55 pm, Jenn wrote:

And English programs? And History programs?

State requirements must be met.

No, they don't. The rampant corruption in the teacher's unions said
so. So did the liberal MSM.

Can't be any worse than our disaster of a public education
system.

The system isn't a disaster. It's a disaster in some places.

Systems that fail in some places are failed systems.

LMAO!

And you tell me platitudes are worthless. The biggest difference is
that mine make sense.

Anyway, you seem to suggest throwing out the whole system (because it
isn't working in a few locations) and replace it with... exactly what?

(Note to 2pid: this is an open-ended question designed to allow you to
freely state what your alternatives would be. Contrast this with
simple whining, where somebody might post hundreds of OT posts, and
yet never, ever, offer one single valid solution. We had a name for
people like that in the Army.)

As I've
said before, it's easy to fix with some political will,

Yes the will to resist the corrupt teachers unions is lacking.

Do you have evidence of corruption for all teacher's unions? Do you
have any concerning California only? Please provide it.