APS teacher diversity?

[Anonymous]

This thread is so funny. I'll bet this is an APS parent who lives in NA whining about the lack of diversity. If that's what you want, send your kid to a SA school--lots of diversity there!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread is so funny. I'll bet this is an APS parent who lives in NA whining about the lack of diversity. If that's what you want, send your kid to a SA school--lots of diversity there!

Depends on the SA school. 89% Latino isn't any more diverse than Jamestown or Discovery, you know.

[Anonymous]

Does diverse include white ppl who are LBGTQ? Because my kid's teacher would count, then.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
This thread is so funny. I'll bet this is an APS parent who lives in NA whining about the lack of diversity. If that's what you want, send your kid to a SA school--lots of diversity there!



Depends on the SA school. 89% Latino isn't any more diverse than Jamestown or Discovery, you know.

There aren't any schools that are 89% Latino.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
This thread is so funny. I'll bet this is an APS parent who lives in NA whining about the lack of diversity. If that's what you want, send your kid to a SA school--lots of diversity there!



Depends on the SA school. 89% Latino isn't any more diverse than Jamestown or Discovery, you know.

There aren't any schools that are 89% Latino.

Carlin Springs isn't far from that at 71.3% or 90%+ Hispanic/AA/Asian...