Re: What is the best approach?

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Sorry, I cannot stop laughing. I mean, comparing anything to WV is like
asking someone if they would like a meal cooked by Bobby Flay or eat their own
feces.

Seriously though, there are some decent schools in OH; however, most of the
schools here are subpar. It is incredulous with the teacher requirements that
OH public schools are 40th or worse in the nation. A large part of it can be
attributed to unions protecting terrible teachers. Most schools are filled
with teachers that have no business teaching our youth. The school district I
am in has atleast 4 social studies teachers (out of 6) that should be fired,
but good luck with that. I am actually in favor of firing teachers who
consistently post underwhelming student success numbers. Seniority rules
while the kids lose...

On 12/25/09, To Sean wrote:
> On 12/24/09, Sean wrote:
> I'm not sure what you mean by Ohio has the best schools. It has one of
> the worst public school rankings in the US. The schools are terribly
> run and poorly budgeted. No one should subject their kids to these
> public schools.
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> I personally would teach in Ohio, because secondary schools are smaller
> like Liberty Center or Antwerp and do not have violence incidents. I
> would choose Ohio over West Virginia where secondary schools are huge and
> where violence (kids fighting and bomb threats) are common. I know this
> from experience.
 

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