I. By Dr Patrick ODougherty

Identifying the Education Problems in America’s Public Schools: Who runs the public schools in America? McGraw Hill runs the Public Schools in America. McGraw Hill is the Curriculum and Testing Corporation in America. 

II. School Boards

There are over 30,000 school boards in America. Very few of these school boards are peopled by licensed teachers. What is their agenda. Their agenda is their own salaries and to control the purse of the public schools. They are want to see their own children in the public schools have a corrupt advantage over other students in the schools.

III. Property Taxes

The property taxes in America fund the public schools. If you live in a poor neighborhood, the local public school will not be well funded compared to Edina High School in Minnesota.

IV.Charter Schools

Charter Schools often siphon off the more expertly trained Teachers like the German language school in St Paul. More people work in America’s private schools than are employed in America’s public schools.

V. 100 More Teaching Days

Many foreign countries teach their students nearly 100 more days a year than teachers in America teach their students. Many teach on Saturday and Sunday and teach 11 subjects a day.

 VI America has bombed Many Schools Abroad.

America has bombed and decimated many universities and schools abroad. The Covid-19 virus has closed many American schools and libraries. It originated in China in Hunan province. 

See China Unveiled surveillance film. The issue with Tic Toc is the gathering of data and surveillance information on American Citizens without their permission.

VII. Freedom of Association

The American Constitution has Freedom of Association in it. Tenure is not a word in the American Constitution.

VIII Martyred: 

JFK was actually a quite Conservative president. He was America’s first nonMason President. 100,000 Christians have been martyred in the Middle East, Asia and Africa.

IX.

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