Moochelle playing the race card again

PACEDOG#1 wrote:http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/17/us/mrs-obama-cites-view-of-growing-segregation.html?_r=0
 
I am sure Obama will use his executive order pen to make folks not send their kids to private schools as he does himself.

You cannot stop de facto segregation.

PACEDOG#1 wrote:http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/17/us/mrs-obama-cites-view-of-growing-segregation.html?_r=0
 
I am sure Obama will use his executive order pen to make folks not send their kids to private schools as he does himself.
 
 
You cannot stop de facto segregation.

Joanimaroni wrote:"For Mrs. Obama, too, the visit was personal. She was born in Chicago at a time when public schools were still resisting integration. By the time she entered high school, the city — under pressure from the federal government — opened an integrated magnet school for high achievers, which Mrs. Obama credits with setting her on a path to Princeton and Harvard."



The magnet school gets the credit? She was born and raised in a two parent home with strong family values. Her parents are ultimately responsible for her success.....she was a high achiever prior to the magnet school.

Schools are not and should not be the only aspect in raising and educating children.

Chrissy wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:"For Mrs. Obama, too, the visit was personal. She was born in Chicago at a time when public schools were still resisting integration. By the time she entered high school, the city — under pressure from the federal government — opened an integrated magnet school for high achievers, which Mrs. Obama credits with setting her on a path to Princeton and Harvard."



The magnet school gets the credit? She was born and raised in a two parent home with strong family values. Her parents are ultimately responsible for her success.....she was a high achiever prior to the magnet school.

Schools are not and should not be the only aspect in raising and educating children.

You point out a very important point. Good eye. I must be falling prey to the indoctrination.

Joanimaroni wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:"For Mrs. Obama, too, the visit was personal. She was born in Chicago at a time when public schools were still resisting integration. By the time she entered high school, the city — under pressure from the federal government — opened an integrated magnet school for high achievers, which Mrs. Obama credits with setting her on a path to Princeton and Harvard."



The magnet school gets the credit? She was born and raised in a two parent home with strong family values. Her parents are ultimately responsible for her success.....she was a high achiever prior to the magnet school.

Schools are not and should not be the only aspect in raising and educating children.

You point out a very important point. Good eye. I must be falling prey to the indoctrination.

Too much responsibility is being thrown to schools and teachers, bypassing parental accountability.  Parenting enforces a proper education.

PACEDOG#1 wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:"For Mrs. Obama, too, the visit was personal. She was born in Chicago at a time when public schools were still resisting integration. By the time she entered high school, the city — under pressure from the federal government — opened an integrated magnet school for high achievers, which Mrs. Obama credits with setting her on a path to Princeton and Harvard."



The magnet school gets the credit? She was born and raised in a two parent home with strong family values. Her parents are ultimately responsible for her success.....she was a high achiever prior to the magnet school.

Schools are not and should not be the only aspect in raising and educating children.

You point out a very important point. Good eye. I must be falling prey to the indoctrination.

Too much responsibility is being thrown to schools and teachers, bypassing parental accountability.  Parenting enforces a proper education.

In Warrington there was a meeting between parents and the staff....I think just 12 parents showed up overall.

Joanimaroni wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:"For Mrs. Obama, too, the visit was personal. She was born in Chicago at a time when public schools were still resisting integration. By the time she entered high school, the city — under pressure from the federal government — opened an integrated magnet school for high achievers, which Mrs. Obama credits with setting her on a path to Princeton and Harvard."



The magnet school gets the credit? She was born and raised in a two parent home with strong family values. Her parents are ultimately responsible for her success.....she was a high achiever prior to the magnet school.

Schools are not and should not be the only aspect in raising and educating children.

You point out a very important point. Good eye. I must be falling prey to the indoctrination.

Too much responsibility is being thrown to schools and teachers, bypassing parental accountability.  Parenting enforces a proper education.

Wordslinger wrote:

PACEDOG#1 wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:

Chrissy wrote:

Joanimaroni wrote:"For Mrs. Obama, too, the visit was personal. She was born in Chicago at a time when public schools were still resisting integration. By the time she entered high school, the city — under pressure from the federal government — opened an integrated magnet school for high achievers, which Mrs. Obama credits with setting her on a path to Princeton and Harvard."



The magnet school gets the credit? She was born and raised in a two parent home with strong family values. Her parents are ultimately responsible for her success.....she was a high achiever prior to the magnet school.

Schools are not and should not be the only aspect in raising and educating children.

You point out a very important point. Good eye. I must be falling prey to the indoctrination.

Too much responsibility is being thrown to schools and teachers, bypassing parental accountability.  Parenting enforces a proper education.

In Warrington there was a meeting between parents and the staff....I think just 12 parents showed up overall.

For those who don't know where Warrington is or what it's racial make-up is, perhaps you could expand on your premise?

PACEDOG#1 wrote:Warrington is a terrible school. My ex mother in law taught there.

Wordslinger wrote:

PACEDOG#1 wrote:Warrington is a terrible school. My ex mother in law taught there.

What's wrong with Warrington other than your ex mother-in-law teaching there?  What makes this school so ineffective?