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"Dedicated to the premise that no matter what 'experts' say, trends in Education really are fleeting; and that the ONLY goal of all school employees should be to work with parents to help their students become better people in June than they were in September."
Emily Talmage who blogs under the moniker SAVE MAINE SCHOOLS posted this morning (Dec. 31, 2015) that this date the New York Times published an editorial claiming that our high school diplomas are meaningless.
Oh how I just wish I had a subscription so I could cancel it.
Go here for her entire post and try not to throw up on your device’s screen: Sorry NYTimes. We’re Onto You.
Posted on December 31, 2015
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