Baltimore city schools and administration (John Eidson) USofA

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Who are the real racists?

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BALTIMORE: Overrun with rats … and black students who get the shaft By John Eidson | August 8, 2019 According to a Project Baltimore investigation reported by the city’s Fox45 TV affiliate, 13 of Baltimore’s 39 public high schools have zero students who tested at proficiency in math. Zero! Six of the other 26 schools reported less than one percent of students as being proficient in math. Out of the 3,840 students in the remaining schools, only 14 tested at or above proficiency. In other words, just one student out of every 272 is proficient in math—that’s one-third of one percent. One-third of one percent! So how much is paid to the school officials responsible for such indefensible results? Here’s a summary: ● In a city where the typical household income is $44,000, Baltimore City Schools CEO Sonja Santelises is paid $310,000, seven times what the average family makes. ● The superintendent of schools rakes in $298,000, and the top five district administrations are paid an average of more than $200,000 each. ● Forty-five other district employees make above $150,000, more than the state’s governor is paid. ● Baltimore’s public school system has 776 employees who make more than $100,000. What all of these lavishly-paid “educators” do each day is anybody’s guess. But one thing they don’t do is provide even a minimally acceptable education to the city’s predominately African-American students.

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