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Education First

“class-size reduction produces more teachers and more due’s”. “i hate to be cynical”.

I looked into the schools and found out that all of them had gotten grants before for class-size and had did nothing to increase API scores in fact some API scores had dropped!

Of course all of the schools including all the ones in Orange, Santa ana, Anaheim, ect… are title one schools, all hispanic schools. People are not putting two and two together.
The school districts the unions, do not want the kids doing better, that is why the low re-classification rate. And the, “wolfs in sheep’s clothing”, that are helping the school districts and the unions are the so called reps: Lou Correa, Latino Activists, Orange Country sups, hospitals, newpapers, non-profits, social service’s,businesses, ect..

Its not hard to figure out this stuff, you just need to look, really look!

And as long as you do not look at your own ethinc problems, then nothing will be resolved, due to poltical correctness and ignorance of loyality!

Catholics in N.Ireland learned that, and are on the path to freedom!

Harsh yes, needed yes!

I want my children standing side by side with all kids not infront or behind. If you do not understand that, then with all your brains our country must be on a path to disruction!

united we stand, divided we fall!

My soultion is simple:

Uniforms for schools
and Steven Perry ideal of “no excuse for failure”, you were given the gift of freedom, now use it!

Like it or not these Americans of Hispanic decent are a major factor of this Country’s future.

We as a society making decisions now hold the answer.

Doing nothing in their development will result in future serious social problems affecting the health of this great nation.

Understanding this group’s major role in this country’s future and so thinking outside the box in their development will ensure this great nation will continue to be the power and leader of the free world.

Using bad isolated school board management like Santa Ana’s and others that are similar to generalize and stereotype resulting in no solution will be devastating for all of us that will soon be senior citizens and will be dependent on our youth.

Other districts and schools do just fine.

It does not matter the background of the children involved, the district must work to solve the problem it has nothing to do with skin color or nationality.

It has a lot to do with the administration not finding a way to do the job they were elected to do.

If you polled most students in SAUSD and asked them, “What are you?” the most common answers would be, Mexican, Latino, or a few might say Chicano, but almost none would say American.

If you asked 100 people who live in Villa Park who Art Pedroza is,most would say, we don’t know him, but he must be a Mexican.

If Mexicans call themselves Mexicans, and if Gringos call them Mexicans, and Gustavo calls himself a Mexican, then why shouldn’t we all stop trying to be politically correct and call them all Mexicans???

Sorry Mr/Ms. SA Teacher, 99.99% of your students are Mexicans.

this is America not an off shoot of Mexico in America. Santa Ana is segregated, because the language barrier droves all the Americans out of all race’s other than hispanic.

You dont think these kids are going to growup with a mistrust of other race’s, because the only race they have ever known is their own???

I have ask teachers in Orange County, what is the biggest complaint you have about teaching and it is trying to teach kids English, when they are suppose to be learning how to read english and count. And Hispanic parents don’t get steller grades either regarding patisipation with their children education. They don’t want to bother trying to speak English with the teachers!

Really lets have a reality check, so the kids might become doctors, instead of burgerking flippers!