14 Facts That Prove That America's Absolutely Pathetic System Of Public Education Deserves An 'F' Grade | WHITE HOUSE WHISPERS
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MICHAEL SNYDER–One thing that almost everyone can agree upon is that our system of public education is broken. We spend far more money on public education than anyone else in the world, and yet the results are depressing to say the least. Considering how much we are putting into education, we should be producing the best students on the entire planet, but it just isn’t happening. Personally, I attended public schools from kindergarten all the way up through law school, and the quality of education that I received was extremely poor. Even on the collegiate level, most of the courses were so “dumbed down” that even the family dog could have passed them. And of course millions of other people all over the country would say the same sorts of things about their own educations. Many refer to what is happening to our society as “the dumbing down of America”, and if we don’t get things fixed the United States is on course to become a second class nation.
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14 Facts That Prove That America's Absolutely Pathetic System Of Public Education Deserves An 'F' Grade | WHITE HOUSE WHISPERS
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MICHAEL SNYDER–One thing that almost everyone can agree upon is that our system of public education is broken. We spend far more money on public education than anyone else in the world, and yet the results are depressing to say the least. Considering how much we are putting into education, we should be producing the best students on the entire planet, but it just isn’t happening. Personally, I attended public schools from kindergarten all the way up through law school, and the quality of education that I 
received was extremely poor. Even on the collegiate level, most of the courses were so “dumbed down” that even the family dog could have passed them. And of course millions of other people all over the country would say the same sorts of things about their own educations. Many refer to what is happening to our society as “the dumbing down of America”, and if we don’t get things fixed the United States is on course to become a second class nation.
Baltimore could follow New Orleans by removing Confederate statues	New accuser sues Dennis Hastert, alleging sexual abuse	Report: Trump Tells Allies He Plans to Remove U.S. From Paris Climate Agreement	© 2017 WHITE HOUSE WHISPERS