Anonymous wrote:Haha. "Entered legally" on their 90 day tourist visa, never left and had a bunch of babies!
I remember the days when the Chicago public schools sent all the German kids home until they learned some English! None of this jack up taxes, hire bilingual aides, redo all the signs in Spanish and handout free breakfasts and lunches.
While my kids pays more for food and has less teacher attention, more distractions and a dumbed down curriculum.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Stop funding the illegals
Sadly, that will never happen. Instead arts/music teachers are getting cut for ESOL teachers. Dems love the illegals sob storis. Paying no taxes, working under the table and send your kids for a free education with free breakfast and lunch isn't good enough. Somehow we pity those that broke the law instead of booting them back home. I will never understand it. MCPS is drowning in illegals and the legal kids are paying for it.
It is just a matter for asking for a birth certificate or a visa before being allowed into a school. Every other country, you have to show proof of ID to go to a public or private school there. I never understood why we don't. What is wrong for only want legal kids in school. But somehow someone will call me a bigot or racist or snob for even suggesting it.
All students in MCPS provide a birth certificate before being enrolled, or multiple forms of some other identification, if a birth certificate is not available. Parents must also prove residency through pay stub, bank account or bill with their name and address on it. You presumably want students to be forced to prove citizenship, which is something different.
Here's something that will likely surprise you--the vast, vast majority of MCPS ESOL students are natural born US citizens. Perhaps that information will help you understand.
Wow, not the PP but can you point me in the direction that shows this fact? A vast, vast majority isn't an actual fact, it is your opinion. I would like to see the info on this. I volunteer in my children's school all the time and I have seen the ESOL classes and they are all hispanic kids with maybe 1-2 asian or middle eastern children. I don't believe this vast statement. I can also tell that most of the ESOL kids are also on FARMS eating breakfast every morning. And if you say that natural US born citizens include anchor babies, well that isn't natural. It is an illegal immigrant coming here to pop a baby out to reap the benefits from your tax dollars.
Shut up and go away! Go and live in a red state/county. Also, do not come to volunteer in our children's classroom, EVER!!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Stop funding the illegals
Sadly, that will never happen. Instead arts/music teachers are getting cut for ESOL teachers. Dems love the illegals sob storis. Paying no taxes, working under the table and send your kids for a free education with free breakfast and lunch isn't good enough. Somehow we pity those that broke the law instead of booting them back home. I will never understand it. MCPS is drowning in illegals and the legal kids are paying for it.
It is just a matter for asking for a birth certificate or a visa before being allowed into a school. Every other country, you have to show proof of ID to go to a public or private school there. I never understood why we don't. What is wrong for only want legal kids in school. But somehow someone will call me a bigot or racist or snob for even suggesting it.
All students in MCPS provide a birth certificate before being enrolled, or multiple forms of some other identification, if a birth certificate is not available. Parents must also prove residency through pay stub, bank account or bill with their name and address on it. You presumably want students to be forced to prove citizenship, which is something different.
Here's something that will likely surprise you--the vast, vast majority of MCPS ESOL students are natural born US citizens. Perhaps that information will help you understand.
Wow, not the PP but can you point me in the direction that shows this fact? A vast, vast majority isn't an actual fact, it is your opinion. I would like to see the info on this. I volunteer in my children's school all the time and I have seen the ESOL classes and they are all hispanic kids with maybe 1-2 asian or middle eastern children. I don't believe this vast statement. I can also tell that most of the ESOL kids are also on FARMS eating breakfast every morning. And if you say that natural US born citizens include anchor babies, well that isn't natural. It is an illegal immigrant coming here to pop a baby out to reap the benefits from your tax dollars.
Anonymous wrote:I think we should partner with colleges. Most teachers in training get very little clinical hours. Require more and everyone wins.
Kids get more attention, experienced teachers more help, and student teachers better training.
Anonymous wrote:Haha. "Entered legally" on their 90 day tourist visa, never left and had a bunch of babies!
I remember the days when the Chicago public schools sent all the German kids home until they learned some English! None of this jack up taxes, hire bilingual aides, redo all the signs in Spanish and handout free breakfasts and lunches.
While my kids pays more for food and has less teacher attention, more distractions and a dumbed down curriculum.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please enlighten us PP. What does it say? Unless you are a Native American, at some point, someone from your family came to this country as an immigrant too. What bothers you about Hispanics?
The PP seems to equate Hispanic with undocumented immigrant. It seems the two are synonymous. Who knew?
Anonymous wrote:Please enlighten us PP. What does it say? Unless you are a Native American, at some point, someone from your family came to this country as an immigrant too. What bothers you about Hispanics?
Anonymous wrote:I teach ESOL in a public school and with the exception of 7-8 of my students, the other 30 or so were born here in the U.S. Most of them are Hispanic but some are from India and Sri Lanka too. Everyone at our school gets a free breakfast and lunch too. My other ESOL teacher friends say appr. 75% of their students were born in the U.S. too. This country is a nation of immigrants. I believe my students will be something great one day. Nobody will care what country they were born in.