Claire Fiddian-Green: Employers should care about addressing racial gaps in education

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3 thoughts on “Claire Fiddian-Green: Employers should care about addressing racial gaps in education

  1. I’m sorry Ms Green. The problem of education in Indianapolis is a lack of discipline, tolerance for bullies against students and teachers, too many “easy courses”, too much focus on athletics, and a tendency to graduate kids from high school with the ability of a third to 6th grader. Expel disrupters, force the kids to stay in school instead or roaming around unattended when they break out of school, and make all kids but seniors to take the bus. It is obvious to all of us, why does the School Board think that just throwing money around will fix anything? My Father went to a one room school house from 1st to 8th grade; one teacher and 25 students. He invented synthetic insulin and spearheaded Prozac. Most of these kids have no idea about anything or what they want to do. They are just trouble and should be treated as such. As citizens, we are getting what elections to the legislature and the school board mean; absolutely nothing. – Steven, Indianapolis

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