Oddball
Unobtanium Member
Oh, balderdash.Of course, because you cannot prove a negative.again... you cannot disprove that the DOE has been a success in preventing test scores and literacy from falling even further and faster.
But since when was the goal to prevent falling literacy rates and test scores?
If you're going to throw the kind of money around that the DoE has, one would think that their aim would be positive results, wouldn't you?
the "goal"? The "aim"? Of COURSE.. The "aim" is for every kid to get perfect test scores and be geniuses and every one of them find the cure for cancer or invent the perpetual motion machine or time travel. Given the decline of moral values in our country, the socio-economic divide, and the disintegration of the family unit and the discipline that it used to provide our children, it is a wonder to me that the DOE has done as well as it has, IMO.
How would you get a command if you sat around and blamed your troops for your crappy command skills?