Let's
continue.....
Kentucky
schools and Louisville schools just about mirror each other when it
comes to overall performance issues. For example, Kentucky ranks
anywhere from 41st to 47th just about every year when it comes to the
quality of Kentucky schools (or as the uneducated hilljacks of
Kentucky spell sometimes SKOOLS) as they must have been thinking
about Skoal.
Even
more laughable is that the JCPS is now in the bottom 15 percent of
the schools in Kentucky at 138th out of 159 while about a decade ago
it was 118th out of 154 KY School systems. In 2017, it was 127th out
of 158 but that's the type of mental morons going through the
Louisville school systems and the JCPS.
Even
better is that only about 54 percent of the JCPS students can
actually perform at English composition and literature at a 12th
grade level in the 2017-2018 school year. Now in 2018-2019 only 37.2
percent of the JCPS students were able to be proficient or
distinguished in reading. Of course, the article didn't mention
writing skills in this case. Which is probably about 40 to 50 percent
can actually write at a 12th grade level.
Which
means that if they get accepted into college or some higher
education, they'll have to take all kinds of remedial classes to
pursue further education and its not guaranteed the Bubba youth of
Kentucky can successfully navigate basic English skills. Guess that
reading, writing and arithmetic isn't so important in Kentucky school
relying on social promotion and passing along the future and present
morons into the system.
Even
funnier is that our country cousins from Kentuckistan finish even
worse when it comes to math education and overall math skills.
Obviously Jebediah and the Bubbas didn't do much counting growing up
and counting your fingers and toes doesn't really count. Only 30.5
percent of the JCPS high school students were proficient at math as
well as only 37.2 percent reading. That means between 63 and 69
percent of the student attending JCPS school aren't proficient at one
or another even after 10 plus years of education and perhaps as many
as 12 years of primary school plus kindergarten.
Even
better is that regularly Kentucky students and JCPS students finish
at about 36 percent when understanding science. How's that for you
yokels? So basically you're paying for kids to go to school from age
5 or 6 until 18 or 20 whenever they flunk out enough times they get
passed out of the system. That's the Kentucky schools for you and
JCPS is right there along with the biggest losers when it comes to
education.
Even
in Kentucky overall only 44.5 percent of the high school students
were proficient at reading and 35.3 percent were proficient at math.
How's that working out for you in the 47th ranked state in the
country and either 47th to 50th in just about every socioeconomic
category? That's Kentucky style education where the people can barely
count using their fingers and toes and then wondering why they're
still one of the poorest 3 or 4 states in the entire country.
Even
more embarrassing is that Kentucky doesn't value education even
though the state government in the Commonwealth of Kentucky 30 years
ago passed the Kentucky Education Reform Act and they've had 30 years
to show how much of a failure they really have been over 3 decades.
Very good show Kentucky, you can start your own Hee Haw version of
Kentucky Life.
Looks
like the Kentucky educational system failed again and maybe that's
why dumb Kentuckians are increasingly the rule not the exception.
So
you can think about that one and chew on it for a while since you
think I'm supposedly the unhealthy one when your own students are
largely dolts and morons and every family graduates at least a couple
of them over the years.
Now
if its with the Kentucky mentality rather than fix the problems and
produce smarter people you'll sit on your asses and bitch and moan
that someone is calling out your state showing you what a human trash
pit it really is. Just remember don't burn down your trailer parks
because they don't pass out federal aid for arson cases and they
don't allow insurance claims for people that commit arson for their
hovels.
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