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Your examples don't make sense because they are not set in Providence. There's no indication that "rubber rooms" are a problem in Providence, either. The rest
by ahoyhere 16y ago
Your examples don't make sense because they are not set in Providence. There's no indication that "rubber rooms" are a problem in Providence, either.
The rest (and OP) is just supposition as to motives which remain unknown.
- mirkules 16y agoI didn't say that rubber rooms are a problem in Providence. I'm saying that examples like those in New York, Los Angeles and elsewhere are indicative of the state of public education as a whole. I'm saying that I support almost any means necessary for public education reform, the Providence case being one of them.