Orlando Teacher Tells Truth About Latino Students (and then Gets Suspended)
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Article: http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/education/orl-teacher1905aug19%2C... Call the school and author of this article and speak your mind: Orange County School Community Relations 407-317-3237 Parent Hotline 407-317-3463 More phone numbers: http://www.ocps.k12.fl.us/pageView.rhtml?pageID=3 Victor Manuel Ramos can be reached at vra...@orlandosentinel.com or 407-420-6186.
GW Chimpzilla g...@hotmail.com
Well, well I been movin' down to Florida.
And I'm gonna bowl me a perfect game.
Well I'm gonna cut off my leg down in Florida, child.
And I'm gonna dance one-legged off in the rain.
Now, they say that Sidney Poitier was a blind man.
And they say that LBJ was a Soviet Jew.
When I go down Florida Way, They're ain't no kind of sexual healing that I would not, could not, should Not do, stick it right here.
Well I been movin' down to Florida.
I'm gonna potty train the chairman Mao.
I'm gonna make the governor write my doodoo a letter, child.
And I'm gonna grind me up a White Castle side out of India's sacred cow.
Well, I been movin' down Florida Way, And I'm gonna build me the atomic bomb.
Well, I'm gonna hold time hostage down in Florida, child.
Ain't nobody, said ain't nobody gonna tell me what to do. Right here.
By this time I guess you've figured out about Florida.
Drink the muddy water in the Vaseline stain.
They be makin' tadpoles the size of Americans down in Florida.
That be tellin' Julio Iglesias what to sing, now.
Now, whoever said that Sidney Poitier was a blind man, Knew the same of Elvis Presley, too.
When I go down Florida Way, Ain't nobody, said ain't nobody gonna tell me what to do. Right here.
Well I been goin' down to Florida.
Pole cats lie naked in the Seminole sin.
When I go down Florida Way, Like Vince, I wanna' win.
Well I went down to Florida.
I got away.
I took the children down to Florida.
I stuck the dick down the drain.
Get that boy down to Florida.
Give him a switch blade.
Tell him what to do.
"David Eduardo" amda...@pacbell.com
The interesting thing is that the article speaks of "Puerto Rican immigrants..." which is an impossibility in Orlando.
"Don Gabacho" jpast...@nettaxi.com
"Puerto Rican teachers who work at my school are constantly asking me for help with math because they only received the equivalent of a fifth-grade education in Puerto Rico," the letter said."
"Don Gabacho" jpast...@nettaxi.com
"If the teacher violated school policy, it's not a first amendment issue, but a employee / employer issue." Not when the employer is the state.
"David Eduardo" amda...@pacbell.com
Teachers in PR are college graduates. Puerto Rico universities are at the same standards as mainland ones.
"H. Reader" historyrea...@verizon.net
Only by the wildest, most tortured stretch of logic has the teacher violated any policy.
"H. Reader" historyrea...@verizon.net
That's a meaningless statement, as standards at mainland universities vary widely.
"Phxbrd" lesliesethhamm...@yahoo.com
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http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/education/orl-teacher1905aug19%2C... 9471.story the same standards as mainland ones.
vary widely.
I've worked with recent college graduates from Puerto Rico, and they were no different from those educated on the mainland. I've also taken computer cl***es with them. They were near the top of the cl***....
"David Eduardo" amda...@pacbell.com
And so do they in PR. In general, the main universities in PR have very high transfer rates to the US, and very high rates of success by those transferees. In fact, US companies recruit graduates in PR for moves to the mainland.
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In alt.politics.immigration mr_antone <mr_antone@> wrote: When it comes to public employees (including military) almost any communication to an elected official with the exception of confidential or cl***ified information is protected by the First Amendment.
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Oliver Costich olc-caNOS...@comcast.net
On Fri, 19 Aug 2005 20:14:12 GMT, "David Eduardo" Which is to say, at least for education, piss poor.
Real education in this country has been displaced to too great a degree by the University of Phoenix and that ilk.
Oliver Costich olc-caNOS...@comcast.net
Unless the school policy is itself a violation of the First Ammendment
"H. Reader" historyrea...@verizon.net
And still, standards at mainland universities vary widely. But thanks for the useless factoids.
"H. Reader" historyrea...@verizon.net
Thanks to Affirmative Action.
Thanks to grade inflation.
Thanks again to the corporate "commitment to diversity," as they call the corporate policies of racial discrimination.
"Lets Roll" letsr...@meet-me-in-hell.com
US companies recruit illiterate slave labor from all third world crap holes to flood the country with.
My Name is Legion Leg...@notrealaol.com
Bullshit if you had read the news article she wrote a letter to a congressman and the next thing that happens is that letter is some how in the hands of a Spanish newspaper... would you like your private correspondence to elected officials get sent to newspapers for public consumption? Some one on the congressmen's staff or the congressman himself sent it to the press.
"David Eduardo" amda...@pacbell.com
Actually, they like best to recruit from the School of Technology of the Univversity of Puerto Rico, which is highly ranked. Since the grads are also bilingual (half the cl***es are in English at least) these recruits generally make more than persons with equivalent mainland technology and engineering degrees. The business grads, MBAs and such also get higher than average starting salaries.
"Roger" roge...@hotmail.com
Summarize the Orange County policy concerning speech of teachers:
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"Lets Roll" letsr...@meet-me-in-hell.com
Yeah, it's a damn shame the US has been flooded with so much illiterate divisiveness from the third world that American schools are forced to waste time and money offering worthless and divisive ethnic studies, and then turning around to waste more time and money on trying to teach students of those ethnic studies not to slaughter each other in the streets instead offering subjects that provide real education to provide for useful job skills, dragging our education system into the gutter below that of third world crap holes like Puerto Rico.
"David Eduardo" amda...@pacbell.com
Public education in PR is about as bad as it is in any comparable area of the US. The only difference is that PR is an enclosed, insular society and there is less mobility so kids tend to go to the same school all their academic career and most tend to graduate.
The big difference is that nearly 25% of Puerto Rican kids go to private or religious schools, where they generally are given bilingual instruction and have smaller cl***rooms and more teacher attention. Those who attend mainland universities have very high acceptance rates based on academic achievement, not minority preference.
I have had kids in both US schools and Puerto Rican ones, and the difference, in favor of the PR ones, is marked.
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