Just shocking
Just shocking
So... Your saying that brown people are stupid? Got it.
The bigger problem is that if they close these, they will just send all of the violent dumb niggers to schools that have less of the browns in it turning those schools into shit as well. Maybe they should keep them open and make them ONLY for the violent niggers?
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>Almost all of the 25 schools that could face closure for poor performance under a new Denver Public Schools policy disproportionately enroll students of color and children from lower-income families, according to a Denver Post analysis of state data. The schools failed to meet state expectations on standardized tests, academic growth and preparing students for life after high school, earning them a spot on Colorado’s Accountability Clock. Sixteen of the Denver schools have spent two or more years on the clock, meaning they are ticking toward state intervention, or, in the case of Abraham Lincoln High School, already there. “It’s a call to action, as a system, that we need to be doing better in supporting our communities, especially our communities of color, our language learners,” said Joe Amundsen, DPS’s executive director of school transformation.
So... Your saying that brown people are stupid?
Got it.
The bigger problem is that if they close these, they will just send all of the violent dumb niggers to schools that have less of the browns in it turning those schools into shit as well. Maybe they should keep them open and make them ONLY for the violent niggers?
Archive: https://archive.today/Ctdsp
From the post:
>>Almost all of the 25 schools that could face closure for poor performance under a new Denver Public Schools policy disproportionately enroll students of color and children from lower-income families, according to a Denver Post analysis of state data.
The schools failed to meet state expectations on standardized tests, academic growth and preparing students for life after high school, earning them a spot on Colorado’s Accountability Clock.
Sixteen of the Denver schools have spent two or more years on the clock, meaning they are ticking toward state intervention, or, in the case of Abraham Lincoln High School, already there.
“It’s a call to action, as a system, that we need to be doing better in supporting our communities, especially our communities of color, our language learners,” said Joe Amundsen, DPS’s executive director of school transformation.
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