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Already are behind, we need to get basked to basics of going to set these kids up to succeed in the workforce and in college. i think we just need to make sure that we are worrying about those basics and not worrying about divisive curriculum. >> good to talk to you, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> what do you think of that? >> i covered a story when i was a local reporter in washington about a school that had sent so many goals kids through and pass them and graduated them with...

Their children to school for the teachers to get them there indoctrinated opinion of how to teach history of what you think and we are tired of the social emotional learning. arkansas cant even greet on a a grade level. their graduating with the out the basic skills. but yet they are trying to force this indoctrination down our childrens throats and parents are tired of it because we want to the best for our kids despite what the edgy kratz and all these other people who think they know what is ...

Indoctrinated, without the politics in the classroom. thats his not what we are sending our kids to school for. >> shannon: and people want kids to be a grade level, to learn them out, to be able to pursue higher education, military, jobs, whatever it is. hopefully there can be sent unity on that on making sure that our kids can succeed. laura, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> shannon: does runaway texas democrats are now suing governor greg abbott claiming they suffered anxiety and stress....

Sending $125 billion to schools across the country. they can use some of these funds to start to solve the inequities. so the only -- one of the only requirements of this money is they use at least 20% to help kids back on grate level. this is really important, in districts like miami, where over half the students are below grate level in math, right? were hoping that districts like miami will use strategies like targeted and tutoring to get the students back on grade level, but to solve some of...

Pre-k programs. >> can we reverse it? >> im optimistic we can. its not just about about how much money were getting, but how well were spending it. so a district like detroit is getting $3,000 per student just to help them get back on grade level. we no that targeted tutoring can cost as little as $900 per student. welcome to see districts implement tutoring programs. theyre working with a small group of students to really help them fill their gaps. they may have the over the last year or two th...

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I think she tried all last year and she wasnt successful. how do you inper bret that. >> its reprehensible. its not surprising. they have done such harm to inner city children and through government education in our country. we see in baltimore, for example, where they looked at a couple inner city schools predominantly black. they couldnt find one kid who could read at grade level in fourth or fifth grade. randi weingarten will be paid a lot of money this year regardless of whether kids get bac...

I think she tried all last year and she wasnt successful. how do you inper bret that. >> its reprehensible. its not surprising. they have done such harm to inner city children and through government education in our country. we see in baltimore, for example, where they looked at a couple inner city schools predominantly black. they couldnt find one kid who could read at grade level in fourth or fifth grade. randi weingarten will be paid a lot of money this year regardless of whether kids get bac...

I think she tried all last year and she wasnt successful. how do you inper bret that. >> its reprehensible. its not surprising. they have done such harm to inner city children and through government education in our country. we see in baltimore, for example, where they looked at a couple inner city schools predominantly black. they couldnt find one kid who could read at grade level in fourth or fifth grade. randi weingarten will be paid a lot of money this year regardless of whether kids get bac...

We are seeing schools where the vast majority of students dont even read on grade level and so, to me, if there were ever more of an issue that defined equity it, would be ensuring that children know how to read. instead what we hear is schools talking about racial literacy. but we hear way too little from these activists about actual literacy. brian: 30 seconds. now you have identified the problem. you have brought it forward. you are talking about it whats your plan of action to change it? >> ...