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Hear we would gotta chase her down to the hallways of congress. pete: the reason it ties to the story the neck story is education at another angle but what covid and shutdowns and lockdowns and the teachers unions did to her kids. individuation to indoctrinating because of the timeframe on average after remote learning 3 - 8 the study from the northwest education association we are behind four months and reading in foreign half months of math that is the gap after the time. parents and students ...

Thank you for giving me the opening, piers, where they have that debate next mont h. i ne i need 40,000 individual donors. im a little short. eddonors, go to my website elder president dot com. you can contribute as little as $1. get me up there on that debate and i want to talk about the thousand pound elephant in the room, piers, that nobodys talking about. the epidemichant in th of fathe the need for school choicefathe 13 public high schools in baltimore. 0% of the kids can do math at grade l...

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For progressive policy all over this country. >> hispanic students also fell behind about half of white students chicago public schools up to grade level. the illinois state report card rated 84% of the students proficient. the students union did not respond to our request for comment. >> shannon: mike tobin in chicago. thank you, mike. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: tonight in our series focusing on challenges americans face in accessing quality healthcare, if it seems to you that it is taking longer thes...

Of fourth graders are reading at grade level and even fewer. g leveonly 13% are proficient at math. and that jusare proft percent oh graders are able to read at grade level and proficiencgradey math is flatlining at 13%. these kids need choices. the parents need choices. and school choice is a popular idea, obviously, not just in pennsylvania, but across the country. but hes afraid of randi weingartent just i. >> yeah, and this was supposed to go to schools that were performing? the worst. right...

Next door, we still have in our family. my dad retired and hes pretty much a millionaire. thats what you can do in america if you work hard. if there is a formula other than hard work and sacrifice, i do not know what the formula is buried the panel ought to be talking about is the real disparity which is a large large percent of black kids 70% without a father in t the home erie to the mother. if you arent raised without a dad, youre five times more likely to be poor and nine times more likely ...

Door, plus the house we still have in our families. when my dad retire.my dad rd, hs pretty much a millionaire. thats what you can do in ama if you work hard, ifher th theres a formula other than hard work and sacrifice. anork i dont know what that foa is and what this panel ought to be talking abou pt is a real disparity, which is the large percentage of black kids in the world. 70% without a father in withd to therrie% mother. and the stats are clear. if youre raised without a dad, youre five ...

Grade level. and the democrats oppose school choice. even demo though studies have shown they improve test scores and more importantly, they they improve dropout rates.at we so they ought to be talkingca about what we can do to empower us instead of whining and complaining that somebody else owes you something. i consideread of w reparations o be the extraction of money from people who are never slave owners to be given the people who are never. its ridiculous. ere neve is it so ridiculous that ...

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Education association summit. you had the president, becky pringle, that spoke and gave a speech i think yesterday. you have the president speaking to that group now. the largest teachers union. what was not mentioned by the national education association president in her speech was anything to do with test scores, the fact that theyre as far back, students reading and math scored are down to the 1990s plummeting to 1971. theyre fighting for what they say are students freedoms and bringing up bo...