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I am fed up with the narrative that we need to squeeze the taxpayer to save the schools. We have been dumping money into a broken system for decades, and the results are pathetic. It is not a funding problem, it is a management and corruption problem. When they tell you that a new tax …
DEI: Chicago’s teachers insisted that higher pay would unlock student success. The city obliged, hiking per-student spending by 70 percent and boosting average teacher salaries to $100,000. The result? Failure on a grander scale. Today, just 11 percent of black students in Chicago are proficient in reading — a tragic monument to the bankrupt promises …
They are stuck in the mindset that more money is equivalent to better education. Of course this obviously an erroneous assumption because we already spend more money per pupil than everyone else. The money hasn't made it directly to the students. — Wit Cephandrius (@WitCephandrius) March 23, 2025
via WSB trader: esterday was the final Friday before NVDA’s earnings report. Honestly, I don’t even want to speculate about how it’ll turn out. What I do know is that, regardless of the outcome, I’ll have an edge against both those betting on the continuation of the AI rally and those anticipating a bubble burst. I’ve …