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Should not tolerate from anyone, calling our police officers cowards. >> laura: pastor brooks, during the school closures that are still off and on affecting communities, including chicago, you had a lot of kids with nothing to do. some not having the greatest home life, some okay. but what did that do to this mix of despondency, violence, and the cycle of violence? >> well, we have already experienced a large dropout rate in chicago with our public schools, with our boys in the first place. now we add to the situation by not having them in classrooms and not having them in school, we leave th...

Their reading levels was one of the public schools, our neighborhoods for 40% reading levels 60% in math proficiency that's only going to get worse. and when those educational levels get worse, those individuals can becomele frustrated. they drop w out of school. what do they do? they commit crime. soe we cannot allow this type of atmosphere to continue or we're going to continue to see the crime accelerate every single day. pastor vaxx even on the front lines there and trying to help families and at risk youth. w we really appreciate it.ni thank you for your words tonight and a next i have a ...

More money to low income school areas. universal pre-k which is very popular with a lot of people. increasing the reading levels. we'll all like american kids to read better and know more stuff. this is the thing that i think is almost ironic. he want to create more authentic parent and family engagement but over the last six months, when we have seen the families engaged at the school board level, so many of the school boards won't listen, hello, loudoun county, the irony is that he, to the earlier point, has been accused of being one who asked for the national school board association to wri...

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