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re: LeBron James will open a public school in Akron for students at risk of being left behind
Posted on 4/13/17 at 7:01 am to Jack Ruby
Posted on 4/13/17 at 7:01 am to Jack Ruby
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Trust me, as someone who was raised by a public school elementary teacher, this will be the worst school to attend in Akron.
"As someone" who went to HS with hundreds of low-income students, all of whom were raised in gang-stricken, drug-induced neighborhoods, I find it appalling that you seem so against this. Plenty of times in my public HS did I see teachers not give two shits about "dumbasses" and "troublemakers." It only led them down a worse path not having much of a support-system in either direction.
Plenty of students that attend this school will flame-out, as should be expected, but many others will be in front of a faculty whose dedication is to move each student forward. They won't be ignored.
Your entire take on this subject is sickening to me.
Posted on 4/13/17 at 7:26 am to hoopsgalore
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"As someone" who went to HS with hundreds of low-income students, all of whom were raised in gang-stricken, drug-induced neighborhoods, I find it appalling that you seem so against this. Plenty of times in my public HS did I see teachers not give two shits about "dumbasses" and "troublemakers." It only led them down a worse path not having much of a support-system in either direction.
Plenty of students that attend this school will flame-out, as should be expected, but many others will be in front of a faculty whose dedication is to move each student forward. They won't be ignored.
but how will this school be any different than a regular public school? i'll go ahead and admit my ignorance on the subject
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