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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Each party wants to point fingers at the other party, saying that THEY are the bad guys who don't care about education. Then when they get in power they paper over real problems (see: anything the FCPS school board does, and also Youngkin starting up lab schools and raising accreditation standards instead of focusing on actual reading, writing, and 'rithmetic) because it turns out [b]solving real problems is hard[/b].

[b]Props to places in the much maligned Bible belt that are leading the charge on embracing the science of reading and other actual neuroscience backed education reforms[/b]. Sounds like Louisiana is one too. Given the economic realities there we probably won't point to them as best-in-class states for education (the wealth on the coasts will keep the schools from utterly failing), but I bet the learning gaps will be smaller there than anywhere else.[/quote]

The so-called “bible belt” is MAGA-supremacist flyover country.  Nothing they do is good. [/quote]

Oh? https://apnews.com/article/reading-scores-phonics-mississippi-alabama-louisiana-5bdd5d6ff719b23faa37db2fb95d5004[/quote]

Mississippi is bragging about reading in 4th grade? OK

They are still 50th in healthcare but #1 in obesity.  They would do a whole lot better if they also put nutrition and healthcare as priorities.

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You’re an irredeemable racist.  Disgusting.[/quote]

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