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President Donald Trump The ignorant Democrats are driving the ignorant Democrats to embrace the failed side of many problems, such as his efforts to dispel crime, favor open borders and encourage biology men to participate in the women’s movement.
Trump should embrace another key reason that will put Democrats more on defense – our failed public schools. Time is right; parents are not satisfied with their children’s school, AI promises that if we can attract teachers, union Get out of the predicament.
In the next few days, American children will return to the classroom. Many families will be excited to look forward to a new school year of achievement and progress. For others, especially those trapped in schools that fail to run cities like New York and Chicago, the New Year will bring failure and disappointment.
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There are too many children in our country – black and brown children disproportionately – being left behind again. Excuses will be made, standards will be lowered, and parents will doubt whether their children are shooting at the American Dream.
President Donald Trump should fight back against our failed education system. Archives: The presidents of the two largest teachers unions in the United States shown above, Becky Pringle of the National Education Association and Randi Weingarten of the American Federation of Teachers (right). (Leigh Vogel/Getty Images March for Our Life)
Democratic politicians pretend to care about children, but they confirm every year that they care more about the tens of millions of dollars they get from teachers’ unions.
In this year’s National Mood Survey, Gallup found that only 24% of Americans are satisfied with the public educate, A record low, and one of the most unfavorable readings posted on any issue. Parents witnessed the trash that awakens trash being taught to children when unions demand schools close and classes to go online during the pandemic. Something broke.
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With AI pouring into reality and bringing huge productivity gains to every industry, it’s time to fight against the strict authoritarianism of the teacher union. Trump should lead the charge.
In New York City, the Nonprofit Citizenship Budget Commission estimates the Education Department will spend Over $42,000 per child This year, more than any other big city in the country and one-third of what it cost five years ago.
What did Big Apple families get for this tough payment, which accounts for nearly a third of the city’s budget? As recently reported in the New York Post, only 33% of Big Apple fourth-year students received a math level rating in last year’s Education Progress Assessment, while reading a nationwide Education Progress Assessment. The grades of older students deteriorated – 23% of urban eighth grade students met the national standards for mathematics and 29% of reading standards. ”
Imagine that taxpayers are spending private school-level payments and obtaining results that should humiliate the country and the city. Repeat, only 23 out of 100 children in grade 8 can do math on grades and 29 can read, and these results benefit from changing target positions. What about the other children? Does anyone care?
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exist Chicagospending nearly $20,000 per student, which does not include some projects sent to New York City totals, such as debt services. Chicago’s school spending has nearly doubled over the past decade, while New York’s scores and standards have dropped. Last year, only about 29% of Chicago kids could read in grades, while 18% (less than one in five) were proficient in math.
Like New York, the failure rate of ethnic minorities is particularly worrying. For example, 29% of all Chicago eighth-grade students pass algebra, but less than 17% of black children do so successfully.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has received strong support from the Teachers Union. Document: Johnson answered a question at a press conference, introducing six nominees to the Chicago Board of Education in Chicago on Monday, October 7, 2024. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)
It’s no surprise that Chicago schools have performed poorly, and the system suffered 41% of chronic absenteeism in 2024, considering Illinois’ transcripts. To make matters worse, the city’s teachers’ chronic absenteeism rate is also about 41%.
Who is talking to those behind black kids? Of course not Teachers union. Recent contract negotiations with the Chicago Teachers Union began with union bosses making 700 requests, an estimated cost of $10 billion. Certain requirements are not relevant to educating students, but focus on adding a “restorative justice coordinator” to each school, more teacher holidays, and establishing “scratch kitchens so students can eat any culturally relevant, nourishing lunch, less sense of responsibility, less responsibility, dissatisfied with gender care and “exotic training training services.”
The union became famous after Congress, with the National Teachers Organization funding about half of Democratic Mayor Brandon Johnson’s campaign and mobilizing voters through a tremendous effort to prompt the Chicago Tribune to prompt the CTU’s new political “machine” voiceover.
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Teacher unions across the country are committed to earning their own salaries and benefits, which is their job, but they also spend millions of people electing politicians like Johnson, which has nothing to do with making sure our children can compete in the 21st century.
Trump removes most of the Ministry of Education and send more power to our school back to the United States. He also issued an executive order that overturned the disastrous Obama-Biden guidance, requiring students to discipline and have to consider race and equity, which reduces school safety. Moreover, he encourages extensive guidance on using AI.
But there are more things that can be done. For example, the president must encourage continued expansion School choice. Since 2021, 11 Republican-led states controlled by the Republican Legislature have adopted policies that provide parents with educational options, including public, private, charter or family education options. Increased competition will raise the bar; public schools will no longer receive free passes.
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The president can also defend parents’ rights, including the right to know what is going on in the classroom, and some unions try to prevent it.
Randi Weingarten, The strong head of the American Teachers Federation recently wore a T-shirt with the word “protect our children.” That’s where she was wrong; they were not her children, they were ours.
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