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Tuesday, June 21, 2016
Marc Kilmer, Wicomico County Council
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9 comments:
With a family income of $74,999, we're not struggling.
Exactly 3:49 who is he kidding. Set the threshold at 14,000$.
Isn't that.... discriminatory Marc?
I'll tell you a secret... Students whose families make more than $75,000 a year DON'T GO TO WOR_WIC!!!
Marc, I thank you and Joe Holloway. The rest have got to go.
Another name for Wor Wic - grade 13
6:24 PM - not a bad analogy. In some states, Wor-Wic is the equivalent to a practical (vs. academic) high school education.
I graduated from SDHS in 01 and classes at Wor-Wic were more equivalent to 9th or 10th grade. Stopped going, won't go back. Teachers for the most part were garbage.
Totally agree with 6:24,., graduating from WW is not exactly achieving academic excellence,.,
its just letting the local high schools off the hook :-(
Especially when being allowed to remain enrolled, only requires keeping a 2.0 GPA.
That is RIDICULOUS!!!
Any moron can get a 2.0!
I've met 'graduates' from WW, and they are NOT the definition of best and brightest,.,
altho, sadly, they believe that that ^^ is what attending real COLLEGE is all about,., IT ISN'T.
Raise the bar!!!
A college education is EARNED, not given.
The more this country continues to de-value those things deemed as hard work and success, the more the bar is lowered.
The bar is low enough now.
VERY FOOLISH IDEA!
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