Midnightrider
Well-Known Member
I could care less, I don't have any cognitive memory issues.
It’s ‘I couldn’t care less’, and you seem to remember where those claims are coming from. You just don’t want to talk about it.
I could care less, I don't have any cognitive memory issues.
It’s ‘I couldn’t care less’, and you seem to remember where those claims are coming from. You just don’t want to talk about it.
Money and quotas?
You're an abrasive little bitch. Just sayin'.
Then I will huff, and I will puff, and I will blow your house in.
And, thanks dog, for changing your avatar. Granddot loves the avatar pics, and says baby, mommy, daddy, dog, cat, etc., but when it came to yours, she was like, huh? She couldn’t verbalize it. You have made the forum safe for children, again.![]()
-.-- --- ..- / ... - ..- .--. .. -.. / -... .. - -.-. .... --..-- / -.-- --- ..- / .--- ..- ... - / -.-. .- -. .----. - / -.- . . .--. / -.-- --- ..- .-. / -- --- ..- - .... / ... .... ..- - .-.-.-
Lyf skilz has to start somewhere......A thread about kids being out of control ends up with grown folks cyber bullying each other and we wonder why the kids do it.
![]()
Are you ok? Your computer seems to be on the glitch. I think you have been hacked? And, it looks like Middle Eastern language. You need to check on that. Just looking out for you.
I see you changed your avatar back. And, such a shame that you would put your puny ego before what is best for the children. That’s ok. I am good at filtering. I just tell granddot that that person is silly. She loves the word ‘silly’.![]()
I often wonder where your mind goes when responding to people. In the middle of a thread, you somehow manage to add your opinion ......... but to a completely unrelated point ............. while also inserting various family members into the conversation. Does your "grandot" go to Margaret Brent? Based on her fondness for people's avatars and apparent limited vocabulary - she's either a PG county student or has yet to enter the school system at all. Which then begs the question of why she's even mentioned to begin with.
How many cats do you own?
the Obama administration issued federal guidance putting school districts on notice that even if their discipline policy was “neutral on its face” and “administered in an evenhanded manner,” they could be subject to a federal civil rights investigation if minorities were suspended at a higher rate. Partly in response to federal pressure, over 50 school districts, serving 6.35 million students, implemented reforms and 27 states revised their laws regarding school discipline.
No one bothered to ask students or teachers whether this was a good idea. If new evidence from New York City is any indication, discipline reform is hurting the people it’s trying to help and hitting students of color the hardest.
To make the case that reforms in St. Paul, Minn. had gone awry, Ramey County attorney John Choi noted that the number of assaults against school staff tripled from 2014 to 2015, terming it a “public health crisis.” That’s a tragic result for a policy intended to make school discipline more fair for students of color.
[FONT="]The Attorney General and his team have been great partners in our work together to improve school climate and keep schools safe.
[/FONT][FONT="]We’re gathered here today to talk about school discipline---which, far too often, is not applied equitably or as effectively as it could be in our nation’s schools.[/FONT]
[FONT="]So today, the Departments of Education and Justice are joining together to release a guidance package on school discipline for a broad range of stakeholders
[/FONT][FONT="]Racial discrimination in school discipline is a real problem today, and not just an issue from 40 to 50 years ago. [/FONT][FONT="]This is the first Administration to provide guidance to the public on discrimination in school discipline. And we want to continue to provide leadership on this critical problem going forward to ensure equal opportunity for all students.
[/FONT][FONT="]Making matters worse, exclusionary discipline is applied disproportionately to children of color and students with disabilities. Educationally, and morally, that status quo is simply unacceptable.[/FONT]
[FONT="]Our department’s Civil Rights Data Collection shows that African-American students without disabilities are more than three times as likely as their white peers to be expelled or suspended.[/FONT]
[FONT="]And we know that discipline policy and practices matter tremendously—there is nothing inevitable about high rates of suspension and expulsion. We can, and must, do much better.
[/FONT][FONT="]So often acting-out behavior is a symptom of underlying issues children are dealing with at school, at home, or in the community. We must get beyond the surface issue and get to the heart of the problem.
[/FONT]
I was just being nice. You sound stupid when you butcher that saying because it means exactly the opposite of what you are trying to conveyThe bestist part is, That's all the Grammer & Spelling Nazi's have.
Lyf skilz has to start somewhere......
I was just being nice. You sound stupid when you butcher that saying because it means exactly the opposite of what you are trying to convey
![]()