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To: unclewest who wrote (96007)	1/20/2005 9:46:00 AM
From: Volsi Mimir	Respond to of 793677

A Superior Court judge's report to the Supreme Judicial Court last year outlined the holes in science classrooms from Brockton to Springfield, finding large numbers of uncertified teachers in middle and high schools, outdated laboratories, and classrooms that did not have enough microscopes and textbooks to go around. Goto to the Boston papers -- looks like there are many high school sports programs are up and running-- not enough anything?- I think priorities are screwed and 'activism' is the word, the teacher's union has a blind eye unless its to their agenda- I'm from the Seattle area I see a giant wall of denial built on social engineering instead of the 3'R's. Its permeated into politics to where standards are formed to pass fed/state guidelines for the money, not the educating. I call it collusion, but its the same dog and pony show that happens when one group gains and attains power.