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@breed_mindy @MicheleMorrowNC I never said I was a teacher. You are using the common tactic of the ult-right. If you can't defend the person, attack the person speaking the truth.

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CYLC @cylc

2 years ago

@breed_mindy @MicheleMorrowNC Clearly, I've upset Michele Morrow by my reasonable criticism of her qualifications. She has blocked me. I guess she doesn't value free speech.

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@sweetsummer_t @MicheleMorrowNC @Riley_Gaines_ It's a sport... relax. See, the OP makes you pick a side, all while they give another massive tax cut to the rich, erode public education, and tell you to blame the Dems for the wheels falling off society... but sure... let's argue about a swimmer in Kentucky that tied for first.

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CYLC @cylc

2 years ago

@MicheleMorrowNC @NC_Governor The governor is defending public schools and the idea that public funds should be used for public schools. You are working to give vouchers to those who do not need them (wealthier people) at the expense of the working class.

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CYLC @cylc

2 years ago

@MicheleMorrowNC @edstateboard_nc "exploding crime and violence incidents in schools" It's up by ~16.7%... hardly an "explosion." Also, much of it is bullying. I wonder where they learned that from?

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CYLC @cylc

2 years ago

@MicheleMorrowNC "Suspension quotas" The article you referenced said nothing about "suspension quotas" and has nothing to do with DEI. You seem to politicize everything yet offer no solutions beyond "commonsense policies" that you don't share.

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2 years ago

@KevinKlosty @MSenate22 @MicheleMorrowNC "Not in the last two years" The 2022-2023 data is out and CHCPS is still at the top.

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CYLC @cylc

2 years ago

@KevinKlosty @MSenate22 @MicheleMorrowNC Funny you pick on CHCCS, it consistently ranks as one of - if not THE - bust public school systems in North Carolina. In 2023, they had a record-high graduation rate of 94.8. It also far exceeds the state average on almost every metric.