In bold...that's the biggest bunch of BS I have ever heard/seen. I am white, and I literally do not know ONE person who would ever utter that comment.
Ever hear a racist joke? Or the protest that, “I’m not racist. I have some Black friends”? If not, good for you and perhaps for your friends. But I definitely believe you’re in the minority by far. Absolutely not everyone who is white is racist. But there are plenty out there, whether you recognize them or not.
Based on those conversations you had and a school losing students over decades. Sounds legit.
Weird almost like there are more schools in higher population counties.Charter Schools | NC DPI
Charter schools are public schools of choice that are authorized by the State Board of Education and operated by independent non-profit boards of directors.www.dpi.nc.gov
Oh look Google. Look where the heaviest concentration is
Agree 100%. You are spot on as always. It was a personal vendetta mixed with a perfect storm of individuals involved. If RC gets suspended too Anson doesn't cry as much. But with RC continuing and Anson out had Anson big mad. Anson knew all year they were out, but put up a fuss the last week of the season. It had nothing to do with NCHSAA finances, but now here we are.
The school was good with it as most schools are, The politician was not. The team/general public was not made aware until the end of the season. Anson finally had a good season so it was a shock to the fanbase, but the coach and admin knew very early. As RC had got their ruling back also. There was no stink until Anson had a good season and the politician got involved. Coach likely thought they'd suck and it would be a mute point, but they won the conference instead
Anson had more than 3 fighting ejections for the season, and RC less than 3. Anson had 6 guys ejected that game. RC I believe only 1. It was 33-0 and the decision was made within 5 days of the game. So Anson clearly knew their fate. It was so bad they stopped the game at half. we are here today because some folk cant accept responsibility.
Based on a previous link I provided that you didn’t, or couldn’t, read the schools mirror traditional ones.
Speaking from expertise after your spiel about racism and school make up didn’t pan out I suppose.
Then that would be evident in the overall numbers presented. Across the state and elsewhere but you can prove that and are relying on feelings.
Yeah but you can't look at overall numbers. Focus on a couple schools in certain areas and a conversation you had with friends. That's how racism sneaks in.
Man stop it. White flight has been an issue in major cities for years especially in NC. They don't want to go to schools with high free lunch, high poverty, or misbehaving black children in their eyes. That's why its less charter/private school growth with schools that are already predominantly white.
I already stated that demographics for areas have always been changing. Now point out where the kids in charter schools are demographically over represented compared to the rest of their in state peers. BTW I love how "like minded parents" has become the new dog whistle for some kind of racist group. Far be it for parents and kids to want a different approach than the one size fits all model being championed.
They cost less per pupil than traditional ones and are bound by the following:
Not irrelevant when they get to play by different rules yet I keep getting ridiculed for saying it.
It wasn’t the question asked so yes irrelevant.
It was relevant to me and all those others facts and junk didn’t matter. -you probably
The charters I have been around seem to be mostly non black or a vast majority of black students making up the student body. Often the traditional public schools are the same but if looking at all high schools across the board I believe the numbers per school would show much less diversity at the charters.
Already been linked and debunked. Charters are representative of the overall body. We are just at the Hail Mary point of arguing against them by playing up the racism angle.
Out of your last 85 posts 79 of them have been about this State NCHSAA stuff.
That is not what my post was stating. Based on the charters I have been to and/or have working knowledge of the student bodies seemed to be a majority of one race for that particular school. Once the numbers are divided up across the state they may reflect the statewide demographics but that does mean individual schools meet the same percentages. Personally, race is not my main concern with charters versus traditional.
And if it was a trend statewide where races are being pulled from others then it would show in the numbers. It does not. Personal visits and all aside.
We are in agreement about the Saudis.
