You'll notice I used the word 'continue' because this is actually a continued policy that has been in effect for years now...Stfu lying trash boi. Take a break magat scum.
The real policy pause, first enacted during COVID and extended in 2023, cited equity concerns because higher shares of students of color, English learners, and disabled students needed extra senior-year work to meet the requirements.What the Policy Actually DoesAssessment vs. Coursework: Oregon paused the separate "Essential Skills" requirement—which forced students to pass specific standardized tests or submit extra work samples to prove proficiency outside of normal classes. It did not eliminate regular academic classes or credit requirements. Students must still pass standard coursework in language arts, mathematics, and other core subjects to graduate.
Statewide Application: The suspension applies universally to all high school students in the state, rather than being a race-specific policy or carve-out for students of color.
They really need a statue of Charlie Kirk and the Ten Commandments posted in the wall. That’s what is really important.The real policy pause, first enacted during COVID and extended in 2023, cited equity concerns because higher shares of students of color, English learners, and disabled students needed extra senior-year work to meet the requirements.
So what classes must students prove proficiency in order to graduate?
None.
In Oregon, the separate requirement to demonstrate proficiency in the Essential Skills (reading/comprehending a variety of texts, writing clearly and accurately, and applying mathematics in a variety of settings) for a high school diploma remains suspended through the 2027–28 school year.
Students still must earn the required course credits by successfully completing classes. So if a teacher passes a student who cannot read, which we know for a fact that they do in massive numbers in the government school systems, then there is no check to confirm that individual is actually capable or that they have even been educated.
For equity!!!
They really need a statue of Charlie Kirk and the Ten Commandments posted in the wall. That’s what is really important.
Another phaggit on ignore. Thanks for the help.Don’t forget an arch and a ballroom. And a reflecting pool.
This will make America great again.
Stfu lying trash boi. Take a break magat scum.
They really need a statue of Charlie Kirk and the Ten Commandments posted in the wall. That’s what is really important.
They could blend it together. Genders 41 - Fake Genders 39 = Real Genders 2. That's math, right.LOL... Teaching 41 genders is far more important than math, say?
Yeah but they still can't read at an 8th grade level nor count change at a cash register, but they're all "assessed" as passingWhat the Policy Actually DoesAssessment vs. Coursework: Oregon paused the separate "Essential Skills" requirement—which forced students to pass specific standardized tests or submit extra work samples to prove proficiency outside of normal classes. It did not eliminate regular academic classes or credit requirements. Students must still pass standard coursework in language arts, mathematics, and other core subjects to graduate.
Statewide Application: The suspension applies universally to all high school students in the state, rather than being a race-specific policy or carve-out for students of color.
Yeah but they still can't read at an 8th grade level nor count change at a cash register, but they're all "assessed" as passing
The problem is the students in the blue states and cities wouldn't be able to read the ten commandments.They really need a statue of Charlie Kirk and the Ten Commandments posted in the wall. That’s what is really important.
0/10The problem is the students in the blue states and cities wouldn't be able to read the ten commandments.
Wait, are you saying red states are better educated than blue states, haThe problem is the students in the blue states and cities wouldn't be able to read the ten commandments.
I am saying the students in red areas are generally more knowledgeable than those in blue areas.Wait, are you saying red states are better educated than blue states, ha
Uh, nopeI am saying the students in red areas are generally more knowledgeable than those in blue areas.
the crazy things, for me at least, is that graduating people who can't do the basics required will go into the work force and not be able to get a job that provides sufficient earnings to live on. The we get the political statements that people who work for a living should be paid a living wage....then the companies do away with these folks jobs and politicians yell "discrimination"...we then have to support these folks with food stamps, welfare, medicaid.The real policy pause, first enacted during COVID and extended in 2023, cited equity concerns because higher shares of students of color, English learners, and disabled students needed extra senior-year work to meet the requirements.
So what classes must students prove proficiency in order to graduate?
None.
In Oregon, the separate requirement to demonstrate proficiency in the Essential Skills (reading/comprehending a variety of texts, writing clearly and accurately, and applying mathematics in a variety of settings) for a high school diploma remains suspended through the 2027–28 school year.
Students still must earn the required course credits by successfully completing classes. So if a teacher passes a student who cannot read, which we know for a fact that they do in massive numbers in the government school systems, then there is no check to confirm that individual is actually capable or that they have even been educated.
For equity!!!
yea, we really don't need them... But, if we're honest, this is not a Trump issue, this problem goes back decades. We need workers in this country, but we likely don't need more garbage collectors, landscapers, building cleaners. etc...Don’t forget an arch and a ballroom. And a reflecting pool.
This will make America great again.
does it make a difference, the "students" don't even learn the 41 genders....LOL... Teaching 41 genders is far more important than math, say?
Yeah, as a single example Mississippi now has significantly better primary education that California.Wait, are you saying red states are better educated than blue states, ha
Wait, are you saying red states are better educated than blue states, ha
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