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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is a factory in a sense but not exactly.  The quality check at a factory has a higher standard. For example, maybe 95% of finished goods must have zero defects. 95% of kids in Cooper do not have straight A’s, not even close.  But it is certainly better academically than many schools in the county or the state. Although SOL scores showed lower scores than that of my child’s elementary school. Here you can have A’s but the class doesn’t score like an A in SOL…Hmm..It is like a factory in that they “aim” for everyone to be made the same…., not special ways to enhance individualism.  The recipe is missing some other ingredients like good character development. They just go through their academic classes each day and go home.  [b]No assemblies regularly to get together to focus on topics like diversity/inclusion, compassion, respect, whatever other values that kids should be taught both at home and at school communities.[/b] This is most likely a public school vs Cooper phenomenon except that Cooper happens to have more problematic kids for some reason. There is a full time policeman working there!  In elementary school, they graded citizenship attributes in the report card. [/quote]

Why do you continue to troll?  Please name one middle school that does the bolded.  Thank goodness they don't - what a waste of time that could be spend actually learning academics.  And you do realize most schools across the COUNTRY have a full-time policeman working there, right?  [/quote]

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