Sentences with phrase «stolen from public schools»

They are funded with monies stolen from public schools.

They steal from public schools and make substandard programs all around.

Not exact matches

Right alongside my admiration for the public school students who have been so articulate and so focused in their advocacy, lies a deep anger and shame for some of the adult behavior on full display: adults creating and perpetuating fake news, doctoring video and pictures; adults pilfering from the holy ground that is the site of a mass killing; and adults attempting to steal the bright shine of these student advocates.

Adolescents» conduct problems were assessed at ages 13 and 14 by survey questions like «In the past year, how often have you: a) been disobedient in school, b) lied to your parents, c) stolen from a store, d) been involved in a gang fight, and e) damaged public or private property for fun?»

They claim that alternatives serve only to steal time and attention away from solving the real issues that face public schools.

Dramatic scenarios of moral and ethical lapses are everywhere on the Internet: the college student who used his webcam to secretly film his roommate, who later committed suicide; the high school students who tweeted about the rape of a fellow student; the hackers who stole compromising photographs from celebrities and posted them to a public site, where commenters blamed the celebrities for their predicament.

The New Orleans Advocate: Pair of Jefferson Parish public school clerks stole almost $ 40,000 from district, audit report says http://bit.ly/1T5d30s

Accusations of «cherry - picking» our students, that we're actually «private schools» or that we «steal money from public schools.»

I'm confused by the deplorable tactic that the teachers unions are using to perpetuate the myth that charter public schools are stealing money from traditional public schools.

Hoosier School Heist Blog is by Doug Martin who also wrote the book Hoosier School Heist: How Corporations and Theocrats Stole Democracy From Public Education.

Q: Do charter schools steal money from public schools?

Don't say: That's not true, we do not steal money from public schools Instead, say: Charter schools are public schools, and are funded through their own line item in the state budget which is separate from district schools.

Charter schools have suffered by a stigma created by the unions that they unfairly select students and are funded by «millionaires» to steal money from traditional schools in an effort to end traditional public education.

A 200 - year legacy of quality public schools in every American community and neighborhood is being stolen from the people.

This summer and fall you will repeatedly hear that approving a charter schools constitutional amendment would steal resources from traditional Georgia public schools.

Standardized testing takes resources away from public schools by stealing time instead of fostering a more multifaceted way of teaching and assessing students.

They ignore the results of failure for the past 20 years of experimenting with untested methodology and the terrible impacts that have accrued to public schools, especially from stealing limited funds earmarked for public education.

I dislike that they LIE, with the help of publications like this one, about who they are, what they do, how well they educate compared to public schools, and that they are stealing resouces from the institutions that are charged with educating ALL of the students in our city.

• Charter schools stole your kids» lunch money • students before bankers • fund education, not occupation • stop private interests from destroying public schools • Socialism is the alternative

Even if your state is not a school choice state at this time, there is something to learn from these public schools that are stealing enrollments from charter schools.

A small but growing number of school districts are receiving «ransom demands» from hackers who threaten to make public confidential student information stolen from district computers.

Assembly Minority Leader Peter Barca, D - Kenosha, said the expansion means that money will be diverted and «stolen» from public schools.