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Religion = idiocy...
Critical thinking and the ability to consider the evidence is what makes one intelligence but religion demands otherwise.
Not much of a shock . That's where trump gets his great uneducated voter block!
Quality Counts 2016: State Report Cards Map
year in a row, Massachusetts finished first. Long a fixture of the top five, the Bay State beat its own 2015 result, raising its grade from a B (86.2) to a B-plus (86.8). Although New Jersey (85.1), Vermont (83.8), and Maryland (82.7) all received grades of B, Massachusetts was the only state to score a B-plus.
Nevada ranked last in the 2016 report, with a grade of D and a score of 65.2. The two other states earning Ds were Mississippi (65.6), which ranked last in 2015, and New Mexico (65.8). The majority of states (33) earned midrange grades between C-minus and C-plus.
Between the 2015 and 2016 reports, the District of Columbia experienced the greatest change. The jurisdiction leapfrogged 10 spots, from 38th to 28th in the nation, as its grade increased from a C-minus (70.0) to a C (72.9).
Racism.
In what States do blacks make up the greater percentage of the population?
Notice that Wyoming is RED and EDUCATED? What % of the Wyoming population is black?
Congrats on being racist, OP.
Yeah , cause there are no blacks or Hispanics in the northeast metroplex!
GOP run south states specifically try to keep monorities uneducated and have throughout history .
Not much of a shock . That's where trump gets his great uneducated voter block!
Quality Counts 2016: State Report Cards Map
year in a row, Massachusetts finished first. Long a fixture of the top five, the Bay State beat its own 2015 result, raising its grade from a B (86.2) to a B-plus (86.8). Although New Jersey (85.1), Vermont (83.8), and Maryland (82.7) all received grades of B, Massachusetts was the only state to score a B-plus.
Nevada ranked last in the 2016 report, with a grade of D and a score of 65.2. The two other states earning Ds were Mississippi (65.6), which ranked last in 2015, and New Mexico (65.8). The majority of states (33) earned midrange grades between C-minus and C-plus.
Between the 2015 and 2016 reports, the District of Columbia experienced the greatest change. The jurisdiction leapfrogged 10 spots, from 38th to 28th in the nation, as its grade increased from a C-minus (70.0) to a C (72.9).
Inversely the low educated states are in jesuslandNot much of a shock . That's where trump gets his great uneducated voter block!
Quality Counts 2016: State Report Cards Map
year in a row, Massachusetts finished first. Long a fixture of the top five, the Bay State beat its own 2015 result, raising its grade from a B (86.2) to a B-plus (86.8). Although New Jersey (85.1), Vermont (83.8), and Maryland (82.7) all received grades of B, Massachusetts was the only state to score a B-plus.
Nevada ranked last in the 2016 report, with a grade of D and a score of 65.2. The two other states earning Ds were Mississippi (65.6), which ranked last in 2015, and New Mexico (65.8). The majority of states (33) earned midrange grades between C-minus and C-plus.
Between the 2015 and 2016 reports, the District of Columbia experienced the greatest change. The jurisdiction leapfrogged 10 spots, from 38th to 28th in the nation, as its grade increased from a C-minus (70.0) to a C (72.9).
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Edweek.....Not much of a shock . That's where trump gets his great uneducated voter block!
Quality Counts 2016: State Report Cards Map
year in a row, Massachusetts finished first. Long a fixture of the top five, the Bay State beat its own 2015 result, raising its grade from a B (86.2) to a B-plus (86.8). Although New Jersey (85.1), Vermont (83.8), and Maryland (82.7) all received grades of B, Massachusetts was the only state to score a B-plus.
Nevada ranked last in the 2016 report, with a grade of D and a score of 65.2. The two other states earning Ds were Mississippi (65.6), which ranked last in 2015, and New Mexico (65.8). The majority of states (33) earned midrange grades between C-minus and C-plus.
Between the 2015 and 2016 reports, the District of Columbia experienced the greatest change. The jurisdiction leapfrogged 10 spots, from 38th to 28th in the nation, as its grade increased from a C-minus (70.0) to a C (72.9).
Not much of a shock . That's where trump gets his great uneducated voter block!
Quality Counts 2016: State Report Cards Map
year in a row, Massachusetts finished first. Long a fixture of the top five, the Bay State beat its own 2015 result, raising its grade from a B (86.2) to a B-plus (86.8). Although New Jersey (85.1), Vermont (83.8), and Maryland (82.7) all received grades of B, Massachusetts was the only state to score a B-plus.
Nevada ranked last in the 2016 report, with a grade of D and a score of 65.2. The two other states earning Ds were Mississippi (65.6), which ranked last in 2015, and New Mexico (65.8). The majority of states (33) earned midrange grades between C-minus and C-plus.
Between the 2015 and 2016 reports, the District of Columbia experienced the greatest change. The jurisdiction leapfrogged 10 spots, from 38th to 28th in the nation, as its grade increased from a C-minus (70.0) to a C (72.9).
Ummmm, Nevada turned Blue this year.
Sounds like the real idiots belong to the Dems.
WINNING
Edweek.....Not much of a shock . That's where trump gets his great uneducated voter block!
Quality Counts 2016: State Report Cards Map
year in a row, Massachusetts finished first. Long a fixture of the top five, the Bay State beat its own 2015 result, raising its grade from a B (86.2) to a B-plus (86.8). Although New Jersey (85.1), Vermont (83.8), and Maryland (82.7) all received grades of B, Massachusetts was the only state to score a B-plus.
Nevada ranked last in the 2016 report, with a grade of D and a score of 65.2. The two other states earning Ds were Mississippi (65.6), which ranked last in 2015, and New Mexico (65.8). The majority of states (33) earned midrange grades between C-minus and C-plus.
Between the 2015 and 2016 reports, the District of Columbia experienced the greatest change. The jurisdiction leapfrogged 10 spots, from 38th to 28th in the nation, as its grade increased from a C-minus (70.0) to a C (72.9).
You are a fucktard liberal idiot.....
The USA is the only First World country to spend less money on educating the children of the poor, than they do the rest of the nation's children. That's because school district budgets are tied to the property tax bases of the neighbourhoods where the schools are located. The rest of the First World spends equally on a per student basis across their geographical regions regardless of local tax rates.
This leaves poor American children doubly challenged. They need a good education to have a chance to improve their lives or their incomes. But unless they leave school with 21st century work skills, they have no hope. If their school doesn't teach computer skills, math and science, in order to compete with other countries' workers who are getting a thorough grounding in the skills they're going to need to compete.
Many poor school districts don't have computers. They don't have enough textbooks for each child to have one so they have to share. How can do homework or study without a textbook of your own?
Some rich neighbourhoods in poor Southern School Districts have incorporated themselves as separate municipalities in order to ensure that not a single one of their tax dollars goes to pay for a poor child's education.
Disgraceful.
The USA is the only First World country to spend less money on educating the children of the poor, than they do the rest of the nation's children. That's because school district budgets are tied to the property tax bases of the neighbourhoods where the schools are located. The rest of the First World spends equally on a per student basis across their geographical regions regardless of local tax rates.
This leaves poor American children doubly challenged. They need a good education to have a chance to improve their lives or their incomes. But unless they leave school with 21st century work skills, they have no hope. If their school doesn't teach computer skills, math and science, in order to compete with other countries' workers who are getting a thorough grounding in the skills they're going to need to compete.
Many poor school districts don't have computers. They don't have enough textbooks for each child to have one so they have to share. How can do homework or study without a textbook of your own?
Some rich neighbourhoods in poor Southern School Districts have incorporated themselves as separate municipalities in order to ensure that not a single one of their tax dollars goes to pay for a poor child's education.
Disgraceful.
Hillary got all the smart ones except for Wyoming.Not much of a shock . That's where trump gets his great uneducated voter block!
Quality Counts 2016: State Report Cards Map
year in a row, Massachusetts finished first. Long a fixture of the top five, the Bay State beat its own 2015 result, raising its grade from a B (86.2) to a B-plus (86.8). Although New Jersey (85.1), Vermont (83.8), and Maryland (82.7) all received grades of B, Massachusetts was the only state to score a B-plus.
Nevada ranked last in the 2016 report, with a grade of D and a score of 65.2. The two other states earning Ds were Mississippi (65.6), which ranked last in 2015, and New Mexico (65.8). The majority of states (33) earned midrange grades between C-minus and C-plus.
Between the 2015 and 2016 reports, the District of Columbia experienced the greatest change. The jurisdiction leapfrogged 10 spots, from 38th to 28th in the nation, as its grade increased from a C-minus (70.0) to a C (72.9).
Click on the link.The USA is the only First World country to spend less money on educating the children of the poor, than they do the rest of the nation's children. That's because school district budgets are tied to the property tax bases of the neighbourhoods where the schools are located. The rest of the First World spends equally on a per student basis across their geographical regions regardless of local tax rates.
This leaves poor American children doubly challenged. They need a good education to have a chance to improve their lives or their incomes. But unless they leave school with 21st century work skills, they have no hope. If their school doesn't teach computer skills, math and science, in order to compete with other countries' workers who are getting a thorough grounding in the skills they're going to need to compete.
Many poor school districts don't have computers. They don't have enough textbooks for each child to have one so they have to share. How can do homework or study without a textbook of your own?
Some rich neighbourhoods in poor Southern School Districts have incorporated themselves as separate municipalities in order to ensure that not a single one of their tax dollars goes to pay for a poor child's education.
Disgraceful.
What about Texas?
Precinct by precinct Republicans kick the ever living shit out of Democrats in education, and it is only getting worse.Not much of a shock . That's where trump gets his great uneducated voter block!
Quality Counts 2016: State Report Cards Map
year in a row, Massachusetts finished first. Long a fixture of the top five, the Bay State beat its own 2015 result, raising its grade from a B (86.2) to a B-plus (86.8). Although New Jersey (85.1), Vermont (83.8), and Maryland (82.7) all received grades of B, Massachusetts was the only state to score a B-plus.
Nevada ranked last in the 2016 report, with a grade of D and a score of 65.2. The two other states earning Ds were Mississippi (65.6), which ranked last in 2015, and New Mexico (65.8). The majority of states (33) earned midrange grades between C-minus and C-plus.
Between the 2015 and 2016 reports, the District of Columbia experienced the greatest change. The jurisdiction leapfrogged 10 spots, from 38th to 28th in the nation, as its grade increased from a C-minus (70.0) to a C (72.9).
Ummmm, Nevada turned Blue this year.
Sounds like the real idiots belong to the Dems.
WINNING
Sure . 2 out of the bottom 10 are blue . It's not a clean sweep but most of the bottom feeders are red states .
And good for Wyoming for improving schools . Of course there are like 5 people in the state and they are rolling in fracking money . Perfect storm for good schools if u want them .
California is much worse.Click on the link.The USA is the only First World country to spend less money on educating the children of the poor, than they do the rest of the nation's children. That's because school district budgets are tied to the property tax bases of the neighbourhoods where the schools are located. The rest of the First World spends equally on a per student basis across their geographical regions regardless of local tax rates.
This leaves poor American children doubly challenged. They need a good education to have a chance to improve their lives or their incomes. But unless they leave school with 21st century work skills, they have no hope. If their school doesn't teach computer skills, math and science, in order to compete with other countries' workers who are getting a thorough grounding in the skills they're going to need to compete.
Many poor school districts don't have computers. They don't have enough textbooks for each child to have one so they have to share. How can do homework or study without a textbook of your own?
Some rich neighbourhoods in poor Southern School Districts have incorporated themselves as separate municipalities in order to ensure that not a single one of their tax dollars goes to pay for a poor child's education.
Disgraceful.
What about Texas?
Texas sucks.
looks like a Bell curve.Not much of a shock . That's where trump gets his great uneducated voter block!
Quality Counts 2016: State Report Cards Map
year in a row, Massachusetts finished first. Long a fixture of the top five, the Bay State beat its own 2015 result, raising its grade from a B (86.2) to a B-plus (86.8). Although New Jersey (85.1), Vermont (83.8), and Maryland (82.7) all received grades of B, Massachusetts was the only state to score a B-plus.
Nevada ranked last in the 2016 report, with a grade of D and a score of 65.2. The two other states earning Ds were Mississippi (65.6), which ranked last in 2015, and New Mexico (65.8). The majority of states (33) earned midrange grades between C-minus and C-plus.
Between the 2015 and 2016 reports, the District of Columbia experienced the greatest change. The jurisdiction leapfrogged 10 spots, from 38th to 28th in the nation, as its grade increased from a C-minus (70.0) to a C (72.9).
California is much worse.
