We’re told that there’s nothing to worry about when it comes to Common Core. If that’s true, what’s with the intimidation and the punishment for those who oppose it:
A 13-year-old student at Orange-Ulster BOCES believes she was suspended from school this week as a result of telling other students they didn’t have to take the Common Core English test Tuesday.
The girl, eighth-grader Seirra Olivero, was suspended for two days for insubordination.
While she acknowledges the charge, she contends in a complaint filed with the district that she felt bullied by three administrators because she told other students they didn’t have to take the test.
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2 comments:
She needs to sue NY State to pay for her Private Education --Special Needs people get that opportunity..
It is obvious New York is not equipped to handle such an intelligent and brazen individual.
She needs to sue NY State to pay for her Private Education --Special Needs people get that opportunity..
It is obvious New York is not equipped to handle such an intelligent and brazen individual.
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