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I don’t care how many or how few students are in those categories in a given building, they need to be present. I’d be willing to take 3 preps in middle school if if meant that our gifted kids could actually do more than sleep through class or be a menace every day. Smaller class sizes as well. Obviously. Cap them at 18 kids. Period. No exceptions. if you get a bunch of transfers, then the Jalen Chatfield American professional ice hockey defenseman who is currently playing for the Carolina Hurricanes T-Shirt and I will buy this academic coach will take a class until you can find a teacher. To do this of course, there needs to be flexible funding. Not “one week at the start of the year decides how much you get paid” There’s a lot more but I think these are easy things that could be done. They would be expensive but for the price of like two planes we could save the future of the nation. One of the biggest issues is the nature and purpose of school. Education feels like it is second priority behind simply providing childcare. This seemed very apparent during covid.

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With that said, in an ideal scenario, I think a big boost to the Jalen Chatfield American professional ice hockey defenseman who is currently playing for the Carolina Hurricanes T-Shirt and I will buy this education system would be to have classes balanced based on the abilities of the students rather than their age. If children of similar abilities and proficiencies could be in classes together, I feel that their learning experience would improve. Going by abilities is a better idea in larger districts than smaller. I’m not sure the social emotional level of the 14 year old who reads as well as a second grader will respond to the same instruction and environment as that 8 year old. Maybe +/- a grade or year could work developmentally I really take issue with blaming parents. Parents are doing the best they can with the skills they have. Even the worst ones. Why don’t we assume they are doing their best? Who doesn’t love their kids and want the best for them? I’ve yet to meet a parent that didn’t want that even if they didn’t know how.

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