The school in focus is Northwood Appold Community Academy II, or NACA II, after teachers contacted Project Baltimore saying grades were being change so students can graduate.
The school is located in East Baltimore City, Maryland where nearly 1/3 of African Americans have zero net wealth.
Earlier this week, Project Baltimore Lead Investigative Reporter Chris Papst attended a meeting between the School Board and residents from the community.
In focus was city resident Kim Trueheart, who runs the Liberty Rec and Tech Center in Northwest Baltimore, sat before the board seeking concerns about the brewing scandal Project Baltimore uncovered.
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Mayor Pugh wants to give them FREE community college?
Obviously, they need more $$ - just ask the most highly-educated amongst us.
So what if their math skills are lacking? They are very proficient at looting and gang banging.
Let's cut the crap; just give them a community college diploma at the same time as they get their unearned HS diploma. Save everyone time, money and aggravation and they'll be just as smart and talented. Send it to their smartphone on Snapchat and save a couple of trees.
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