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LAUSD has over 100,000 illegal aliens in its classrooms.
LAUSD spend $400 million to build a high school on top of a cancer causing methane field.
LAUSD built a $300 million "school of the arts" in downtown LAS--where NO students or facility live--everybody will have to drive dozens of miles to get to this school--causing bad air and traffic jams.
LAUSD has a drop out rate of 50%--and some schools up to 90%.
Yet, they now want to force over 12,000 students back into this failed district, away from schools where they do get an education.
"Parents touring Richard Henry Dana Middle School in Hawthorne were impressed last week with descriptions of its history, science and arts programs, intrigued by a class conducting DNA experiments and pleased with the cleanliness of the campus. But one issue dominated: Will my child get a permit from the Los Angeles Unified School District to attend Dana?
It is a question on the minds of thousands of parents in the wake of a decision by Los Angeles schools Supt. Ramon C. Cortines to greatly limit permits that currently allow more than 12,200 students who live in the district to attend schools elsewhere."
The question is simple, should corrupt, incompetent government schools force students into Third World educations? It could be your child.
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LAUSD spend $400 million to build a high school on top of a cancer causing methane field.
LAUSD built a $300 million "school of the arts" in downtown LAS--where NO students or facility live--everybody will have to drive dozens of miles to get to this school--causing bad air and traffic jams.
LAUSD has a drop out rate of 50%--and some schools up to 90%.
Yet, they now want to force over 12,000 students back into this failed district, away from schools where they do get an education.
"Parents touring Richard Henry Dana Middle School in Hawthorne were impressed last week with descriptions of its history, science and arts programs, intrigued by a class conducting DNA experiments and pleased with the cleanliness of the campus. But one issue dominated: Will my child get a permit from the Los Angeles Unified School District to attend Dana?
It is a question on the minds of thousands of parents in the wake of a decision by Los Angeles schools Supt. Ramon C. Cortines to greatly limit permits that currently allow more than 12,200 students who live in the district to attend schools elsewhere."
The question is simple, should corrupt, incompetent government schools force students into Third World educations? It could be your child.
More...