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So it's not the schools fault, but California policies. Thinks like housing, school districting, and sanctuary state. I don't think it's fair to blame the tea
by cobookman 9y ago
So it's not the schools fault, but California policies.
Thinks like housing, school districting, and sanctuary state.
I don't think it's fair to blame the teachers or education curriculum.
- in_cahoots 9y agoI’m not blaming the teachers for having to work with a lack of resources. And yes, you can place the blame upstream with policies, home prices, or something else. My point is merely that you can’t look at county-wide averages and say that children of all races receive the same education, as the OP was doing.