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"Exceptional" America Is Number 1 Again

"Exceptional" America Is Number 1 Again

...but this is a list you do not want to be at the top of...

 

 

As The Burning Platform's Jim Quinn so eloquently exclaims...

Thank God for the Department of Education and Common Core.  

 

No child is being left behind in our quest for idiocy.

 

I’m sure paying union teachers more money will solve our problems.

 

Free college for morons who can’t add 2 + 2 will be the answer.

We're gonna need moar free stuff.

Parents Being Thrown In Jail For Homeschooling Their Kids

Two families from Ohio who chose to legally give homeschooling to their children are facing jail time and thousands of dollars in fines, under an attempt by authorities to punish parents for not following the system.  At the same time, Republican governor, John Kasich, is seeking to outlaw homeschooling so that all parents who choose to keep their kids out of the traditional school system are sent to jail.

Bunnies Fire Back

All my Catholic academic friends are infuriated by what’s happening at Mount St. Mary’s, a small Catholic liberal arts college in Emmitsburg, Md. Former TAC blogger John Schwenkler, who once taught philosophy there, tells the shocking tale. Excerpt:

French Comic Apologises For Mocking Conspiracy Theorists

A French comedian has come under fire on Twitter after appearing in a state-sponsored propaganda video aimed at discrediting conspiracy theories.  Kevin Razy appeared in a video that claims ‘dangerous’ conspiracy theories have mushroomed since the Paris attacks. In the video Razy makes fun of young conspiracy theorists who believe the Paris attacks were secretly orchestrated by the government.

Tories Scrap Free Meals For Nearly 3,000 Infant Schools

Ministers have withdrawn the funding which enabled smaller infant schools to provide children with free hot meals, claiming the measures were “always temporary.” Special cash grants for nearly 3,000 schools will end without being renewed next month The funding had been a help to infant schools with fewer than 150 pupils, many in rural areas, because their small size meant they could not buy bulk food cheaply enough to fit their budgets.

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