Indiana lawmakers could end school takeovers for test performance

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3 thoughts on “Indiana lawmakers could end school takeovers for test performance

  1. “Let’s be honest about performance,” Behning said.

    Yes, Rep. Behning, let’s be honest. The charter schools getting our taxpayer funds don’t do any better than public schools, and they give tax dollars to your campaign donors and religious organizations that have social policies that some taxpayers find offensive. Yet we are in a hurry to do it more, more, more. Why?

    By the way, is it parent’s fault that two schools stole $86 million from the state of Indiana? A case like this would appear to show that the state of Indiana should have less, not more, organizations with the ability to charter schools, and there should be more accountability in the process.

    https://inschoolmatters.wordpress.com/2021/02/05/still-waiting-for-action-on-virtual-schools-alleged-malfeasance/

  2. All Children Left Behind… we’ve already raised an entire generation of retards. Why stop there ?
    Students graduate today that cannot calculate change for a dollar or speak a grammatically correct sentence, even by mistake.
    The socialists that have taken over the education system have done a very effective job of making America a less educated place.

    1. You get what you pay for. It’s true for schools.

      We could hold teachers to high standards, pay them handsomely, and get great results … or do it on the cheap, treat teachers with minimal respect, and wonder why the results aren’t better.

      We’ve chosen the latter in America. Little wonder the rest of the world is zooming ahead.

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