Tim Kennedy just opened his school, not a martial arts academy, an actual school

[Simian Raticus]

Public schools sure have their issues, but one can't help but be sceptical of people who think they've got the alternative worked out all on their own.

There seems to be a lot overlap in the venn diagram of mothers who want to home a school their kids, and cuckoo birds trying to sell you essential oils on facebook, for example.

 

[TTech]

That is great, I wonder how difficult it was to get accreditation from state, that is supposed to be a rigorous process.

 

[Mohawk Banditó]

That is great, I wonder how difficult it was to get accreditation from state, that is supposed to be a rigorous process.

You think he thought about that?

 

[TTech]

You think he thought about that?

well I havent checked his school out but Im guessing it doesnt offer education all up to college level so at a certain point the students will probabily want to apply to other schools to further their education and for that you need education from somewhere where their curriculum is recognized by state

 

[Mohawk Banditó]

well I havent checked his school out but Im guessing it doesnt offer education all up to college level so at a certain point the students will probabily want to apply to other schools to further their education and for that you need education from somewhere where their curriculum is recognized by state

What I figure as well.

From what I remember, the colleges themselves have different levels of minimum requirements, so a good school would be hitting those accredited requirements at the highest expectation. Oh well, at least DeVry might take these kids.

 

[Bathwater]

BUTTPLUGS ERRWHERE

 

[Only Here for Attachments]

Tim wanting to cash in on the charter school craze, I see.

 

[Sano]

What's the curriculum like? The only thing I could find on it was this:

The school will initially start with three grades and serve 15 kids per grade. Eventually, Kennedy hopes to expand capacity and enroll 300 kids. Scholarships for military and law enforcement families will also be available.

He hopes to do his part in improving the education system, and his main goal is to see children flourish and to have a great America.

“I grew up in an era where I put my hand over my heart and said the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag every single morning and, you know, learned to love my country,” Kennedy said. “We’re going full commitment in making sure we are going to raise a whole bunch of young patriots.”
https://coffeeordie.com/tim-kennedy-school/

Between his talking about killing women and children and how PTSD is for pussies, and his fetishization of guns and the military, he truly gives me the creeps. I wouldn't be surprised if the ended up on a murder spree some day.

 

[Dizzy]

Will they teach AP African American studies?

 

[Belaya Smert]

First class is Not finding Hitler 101

 

[dirtypablo]

If you're making multiple grammatical mistakes in a single paragraph, maybe you're not really the person who should be addressing the failures of the US education system.

 

[weed]

Yeah me @Arqueto and @weed were actually planning on enrolling @lsa there so he could learn to read and write but looks like that's a no go now...

Dam, not sure what we are going to do now. They teach people to read in prison right? lock him up I say.

poor @lsa

 

[Fluffernutter]

Is it accredited?

 

[SalvadorAllende]

Good. Something definitely needs to change with our education system so kudos to him for making the effort.

I usually don't like the guys but I gotta respect him for going out of his comfort zone and do something he believes in.

This will be interesting to say the least.

 

[SalvadorAllende]

Public education is also terrible in my country. Arguably much worse. Still, "accept" and "except", that's pathetic lack of knowledge. And English is my third language.

I'm a spanish native speaker who is also fluent in english, french and understand portuguese too.

I have to say that often I get confused by americans writing. They make me doubt myself but then I remember some of them have a worst level of english than myself.

They also get "affect" and "effect" mixed up all the time.

 

[Long Dark Blues]

Man, I haven't heard the word "apogee" since I last played Duke Nukem in like 7th grade.

 

[Osculater]

Will they teach AP African American studies?

No, only AP MAGA

 

[Osculater]

I'm a spanish native speaker who is also fluent in english, french and understand portuguese too.

I have to say that often I get confused by americans writing. They make me doubt myself but then I remember some of them have a worst level of english than myself.

They also get "affect" and "effect" mixed up all the time.

D'oh!

 

[Jack Reacheround]

Those kids better be out of their chairs as soon as that bell rings.

I get it.

 

[Jack Reacheround]

I'm a spanish native speaker who is also fluent in english, french and understand portuguese too.

I have to say that often I get confused by americans writing. They make me doubt myself but then I remember some of them have a worst level of english than myself.

They also get "affect" and "effect" mixed up all the time.

English is a difficult language. That said, anyone who has been speaking only English their entire lives, and still messes up affect, effect or there, their, they’re, is really fucking stupid 90% of the time.