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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Whoops I mean Pacifica. Didn't mean to masculinize it[/quote] The schools are REALLY bad there though. I have three friends who live there. One of them actually teaches science classes at one of the elementary schools because otherwise the kids would get ZERO SCIENCE EDUCATION. [/quote] Maybe they aren't interested in the public schools. There are excellent private schools in the area and some charter networks like KIPP. [/quote] KIPP is not good. We looked into it for middle school. They discipline through humiliation. Lots of screaming at kids like military school. DD takes a bus that picks up about half a dozen KIPP kids and I've talked with them about their school. What they said reinforced my decision that KIPP is not a good school for the average well-behaved kids.[/quote] Is this KIPP in SF or another KIPP school? KIPP is not for everyone but I was offering it up an option. [/quote] I thought there was an income limit for KIPP. Is that not the case?[/quote] For a charter school? Never heard of it. If they accept public funds how can there be an income requirement?[/quote] According the kip web page 87 percent of its students nationwide are low income and 96 percent is aa or Latino. Clearly that is not random. There is a very well known public magnet in San Diego that is only open to students whose parents did not attend college.[/quote] [b]Sooo where does it say it is income restricted? The statistic you quoted doesn't include that fact[/b]. [/quote]
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