I’m sorry you don’t think parents know what’s best for their children. Take your blinders off and maybe you’ll see this positively impacts @nixaschools and other surrounding schools. Increase is transportation $ among others. https://t.co/8nxru8HaQm
Jered Taylor
@Jered_Taylor · MO · H
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| Education | 7.9% | 4.2% | +3.7 pp | Over-indexed | 29 |
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I’ll give some evidence, on average only 40% of students in Missouri are at or above grade level for math, science, and reading/ a large % of students entering college have to have remedial courses because public schools failed to prepared them https://t.co/HOzjEzokXt
No, but I recognize not every firearms instructor is skilled at every technique, so I would support that persons ability find the best instructor for their needs, not force them in a program that is failing them. If only 40% were proficient in shooting, I’d consider that failing https://t.co/DRtzWG7KLG
There’s always an excuse isn’t there. Fact is, you asked for evidence, I provided some and you have have an excuse on why only 40% of students in Missouri are at or above grade level in reading, science, and math, some SPS buildings are even worse than 40% https://t.co/MfnEaIRNaf
I support public education which is why I have advocated and voted in favor of fully funding the foundation formula and supported an amendment to increase $ to school transportation. But I also support giving choice to parents when it comes to their child’s education needs. https://t.co/3JNfHJh6rx
Either parent choice is great or it’s not, there is no but. I hate regulation, give me regulations you want to cut, same offer I’ve made to my superintendents and school boards, not one has brought me suggestions. https://t.co/rgVcpw5hnK
They can attend a charter or use these accounts for tutors, there are many options. Yes, not ever school can meet every students needs as that includes public schools. Let the parents decide what’s best for their child. https://t.co/QdxCCseihK
@piper4missouri @BenBakerMO No, I am the gun-toting lawmaker who tried to give teachers options when it came to retirement, let them decide how their money was invested. And no, that<U+2019>s just a lie you spread. Aren<U+2019>t you the failed state rep candidate who lost by +75% because your message doesn<U+2019>t resonate?
@CraigLCarson I’m sorry you dont support parents to make the best decision for their children. If you took your blinders off maybe you would see how this will positively affect the schools in our area. Doesn’t apply to Ozark or Nixa, more $ for transportation, + more https://t.co/NijJvEQ5a8