Project 2025 wants to do away with standards that want to prevent discrimination in discipline.

I read the entire link and it conforms 100% to what I've been told by several former teachers regarding black behavior in school.
you can't make a silk purse from a sows ear and the kids come to school so woefully unprepared on so many different levels.
just another problem that hasn't been addressed...actually a problem that hasn't even been honestly identified.
would you accept project 2025 if it meant kids graduated high school reading at grade level?
I ask that because obviously project 2025 engenders strong negative responses on this site...should the outrage be better served directed toward the state of public education, specific to the article, black education?
We have a lot on our plates

#14 | POSTED BY BRERRABBIT A

Serious question, how will denying the existence of the underlying causes (which is an essential tenant of Project 2025) of the alleged problems with black students aid in improving the educational results of black students.

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you can't make a silk purse from a sows ear and the kids come to school so woefully unprepared on so many different levels.
just another problem that hasn't been addressed...actually a problem that hasn't even been honestly identified.
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#14 | POSTED BY BRERRABBIT A

You do understand that this is the underlying theory classified and studied as Critical Race Theory, right?

You get that right?

CRT being the study of the causes of disparate outcomes for different races.

Conservative "values" truly flummox me.